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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced ia 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, > positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt u his duty TO mako IL known TO his
suffering fellows. Actuated Nv this motive
and desire 20 relieve human suffering, |
send free Of charge TO all who desire II
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with fulidirections for preparing and using,
Sent By mail BY addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. 6HERAR,
il0 Powera' Block, Rochester, n J,
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summons.

In tie Justice Court Of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, before A. IL.
Bar ct Justice Of the Peace
Miner Publishing Co., ii. T. Brown. Manager
plaintiffs, VS.. w j. Rute defendant.
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet.
ing TO w. j. Rate, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my Office In
the township Of Silver Bow, Deer Lodge county Mon
tana Territory. and answer the complaint led therein
within ten days after the service you Of this
mons, or Judgment by default will be taken against
ysu, according to the prayer OF the complaint.
The said action IL brought to recover of you the
sum of nineteen and 25-100 dollars, which plaintiffs
alleRe you owe the n Tor balance duo account Of
job printing done at your special instance and re-
lQuest.
And YOU are hereby notified that IL you fail to mp
ear and answer said complaint above required the
aid plaintiffs will lake judgment by defant against
pu for the sum of nineteen and 25-f00 dollars with
iHerest and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 9th day of April, A. D..
$50, A. II. Barnet,
Justice OF the Peace,
thas. s. Warren, Attorney for plaintiffs. 5655t.
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Summons.

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow Township, Dee
aodge county, Montana Territory-Before A. II
Jacob onrstein, plaintiff vs. W. j. REte defendant
Inc peop.e OF the Territory OF Montana send greet
Ing TO w. j. Ruue defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear OF my ofics In
silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Mon.
tan Territory, In an action brought against
ycn oy the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court
% Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county Montana
Ierritory and to answer the complaint hied therein
within forty days, after service Of this summons on
you or Judgment by default VIII be taken against YOU
according to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought against you to recover
the sum OF Sixty-one 40lCO dollars which plaintiff
alleges You owe him for balance due ON account OF
meats cold and delivered to you at your special in
stance and request, at the town Of Butte prior 70
April 1880 and for account assigned to plaintiff By
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to ap
pear and answer said comp amt above required til,
said plaintiff will take judgment by default again
y0u Tor the sum OF sixtyone 40-ioO dollars nteres
and costs OF suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of April, A. d
1850 A. ii. BARRETT,
564 81 Justice Of the Peace
CHARLES s. VARIES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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sherman and Blaine.

CoLUMsUs, o., April Fisherman dele
gates to the State convention are in large
majority, and have about decided to instruct
the delegation to support Sherman as long
~ there Is reasonable chance for his nom
ination at Chicago. Owing to the number
Of Blaine delegates it Is not DENIED wise to
adopt the unit rule. The Blaine delegation
promise to make lively fight.
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Court Notes,

In the cases Of the Territory va Frank
Normandin and Antoine Normandln OF Al.
charged with branding stock other than their
own, the indictments we've quashed and de-
fendants bound over to appear next term.
John Peterson was left in charge OF Lars
9. Olsen's house last November. He made
use Of the trust repoeed In him to steal
$2l5 in money. some jewelry and six
shooter. He had his trial on Wednesday;
was found guilty by jury and his punish
ment assessed at seven years in the peni-
Tertiary. Mr.. Olsen recovered the stolen
trinkets and about $50 OF the money.
Daniel Milton, charged with grand lar
ceny, was tried and acquitted.
Paul Hartz, defendant IN petit larceny
appeal case, was dismissed and bail exhon.
Grated.
Tong Alb At will be tried May 5th; r. A.
Del May 9th.
Susanna Wilson VS. Robt. Il. Wilson !:
divorce default entered and cause referred
to John Z. Forbis, Esq, referee.
The case of A. l.. Buell. for arson is on
trial.
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Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occur II you
are particular With your teeth and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth
wash, SOZODONT. From youth to old
age 1t will keep the enamel spotiess
and unimpnled. The teeth Of persous
who use SOZODONT have pearl-like
Wilderness and tho gums . roseate hoe,
while the breath Is purified and rendered
sweet and fragrant. 1t 10 composed OF rars
antiseptic herbs. and 10 entirely fra from
the Objectionable and injurious ingredients
Of tooth pastes, etc.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court of the County Of Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montana.
In the matter of the estate of Ann Norton deceased
Frederick K. Gleason, the administrator OF the es
tate of Ann Norton, deceased. having rendered and
presented for settlement and filed in
this Court an annual account Of his
of the estate 1of said de-
ceased Is ordered that Saturday, the 18Th day OF
NAV 1880 being day of n term of this court, towit
of the Mach term, 1880, ut 10 o'clock a. m. be. and
the Is hereby, appointed for the settlement OF
the said account when and where any person interest
ed in said estate may appear and contest the same
% .'fI ORREN EMERSON,
d, S65-2t. ---...- Probate Judge.
Da,ed April 90, 1881.
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WANTED.-one copy of codified Statutes oil
Montana, 1879, Five dollars will be paid for
a copy in good condition. Address, New North
West, Deer Lodge, MT. If
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FOUND AT LAST !
" Dobyns Sure Cure Y"
For Catarrh,
la. -..
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

Dosrss' SURE CURE" is In the form OF snuff and
ispnt up In large size impervious wooden boxes. 1t
10 used AZ snuff and 10 always ready and convenient
for use, without ary extra trouble or additional ex
pense whatever. II contains no choloroform. ether
ammonia, blood root, copperar bismnth, calomel or
morphine. and children five years of age can nee II
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial e.
fccts anickiy follow the fret application and being
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee II to be
perfectly simple and harmless. One box viii last
about one month, and has frequently been sufficient
70 effect cure; but Of long standing II may
require from three to SIX boxes Il Immediately de-
sroys the nanseous catarrhal STENCIL and gives to the
breath its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our !" SURE CURE - be regularly and persisentiy
used as directed by label on each box. we guarantee
relief In every case, and absolute euro In all cases
where the patient Is free from constitutional ament
Q: complications rcsnltng from scrofulous or syphil
istic affections. Where such ailments or ecmpca-
tious exist we have an alternative which when taken
In connection with "SURE CURE we guarantee to
cure. ThOs. H. Irvine. Sr
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale BY STANLEY q Co, Dec. Lodge $40
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a UERBAcH. WELLS Co., Helena, keep
"a full line Of Blanks for Justices of the Peacs.
same prices . charged BY sae New North.
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Deer Lodge, Gallatin and Choteau.
Special Teegras 10 New Northwest.
HELEsA, April 20.-Gallatin and Che.
teau counties ele,ted Grant delegates
Nothing has yet been heard from Choteau.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
APRIL TERM, A. D. 1880

Hon. VIM. J. Gaibraith, Judge; Geo. w. Irvi.
H., Clerk; Jno. w. Andrews, Jr., ". 3. Dist
Att'y;.A. Y. Mayhem, Territorial Dist. Atty
Alex. c. Botkin, U. s. Marshal, and James s
AcAndrews, Sheriff.
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Dissolution Of copartnershlp.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersigned, de-
IN ing business under abe finn name and style Of
Con.ancin & Fish, Brewers. Deer Lodge, M. T Is
dissolved by mutual consent, the said dissolution to
take effect on May !, $780,
Ali book accounts and notes due the firm Of Con-
tancin Fish will be paid to N. Conta1cin. who will
continue the business at the old stand, and all habi
itics of the firm viii be paid by him. - & .,, -
Fa.'"a "#ss t- N. C0NTANCIN, ." 81
4. Ia. ..s Lgv JIM. FISH. .r-g .-
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., April g. 1880. 5e5,H
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Insurance $40 t. $50 This money must be paid
before mares are taken away IL mares are not with
foal money will be returned.
Mares not left in my charge must be paid for when
hrod
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unable to print q kiss squared
| lips OF hrs Rachsei. M
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have in pasture, in which my own wild mares,
number Of Young horses sired by Frederick William
Parties wishing the services Of these horses With pas
turage can have the same az % Tor tho season.
EIAn mares left at risk OF owners, and Ill bille
must be PAID before they are taken awav.
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- - ~-.---.-v.O SaAccr, anu 50 sLo
y now playing in Cadol's new piece, ia
Confess Berths.''
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soRTMEST A POSITIVE
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FREpEaIcK WILLIAM is dappie gray, s years old,
1917 hands high and weighs 600 pounds.

colt Erred by the shove horse weighing about 40
pounds, win make the season at my ranch, Hell Gate
veey. Roderick McRaee, Mouth Of Henderson, ant
at Phlpsburg. aHE4 rs }sts
Terms foi service of this horre SO for the season
Insurance, SIS. Mares left with me at my ranch will
be pastuTed ct ~ per month.
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THE GRANT COUNTIES.

Deer Lodge, Gallatin and Chcteau.
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FrCst submitted al amendment
excluding the Mississippi River,
claiming that there was a prodigality
IN appropriations for the east and
parsimony in the west. He finally
withdrew his amendment and Ca
bells amendment was deiested-e3
to IS.
Shallenboro submitted an amend =
ment giving the committee on public
buildings jurisdiction over appropria-
tons for public buildings.
Randall and Clymeg opposed the
amendment.
Calkins appealed to the members
to strip the appropriation committee
OF the power of placing legislation on
appropriation bills.
Gillette favored the amendment.
The amendment Rdopted-1OO to
81.
Chalmers moved an amendment
giving the committee on levses and
improvement OF the Mississippi Rigel
jurisdiction over the improvement o.
its tributaries. He said Springer, oI
Illinois, had, at the extra session
offered resolution to distribute tht
work OF the house, but the enem!
had captured him.
Frye submitted an amendment
limiting the Jurisdiction Of the com
mit!ee on Mississippi levees to tn
leVees OF the Mississippi.
Without action the committee lose
Davis, from the banking commit
tee, reported back the bill authorizin
national banks to make loans Of
mortgages on real estate. Ordere
printed and recommended.
Adjourned.
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EFrench Railroad Disaster.

Paris, 5.-The calamity which oc.
Cured on the Circular Railroad. at
Clicny, Tuesday night, was even
more horrible than estimated from
first reports. Eleven persons have
already died. most notably among
them being Count DePuyferrat. The
number Of wounded is computed
"a! sixty, and OF these come
are likely to die. Dieudonne. en-
giueer of the train of the Circular
railroad, died yesterday. In his
ante moitsm statement he gave
his version of the particulars
of the terrible disaster. He
YVES within a few yards Of the Argen-
teuile train before he observed the
red lights on the rear car, and before
be had time to do anything the
crash came and he knew no more.
Two causes are mentioned as tend
ing to explain the collision. One
is the reprehensible practice Of
dispatching the fast express
train few minutes after
the departure OF tue slow train and
the other, the utter insufficiency of
fog signals on the line. At the time
OF the collision the express was ruL-
ming at full speed.
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S.AHddhH 3 H3nV
The Death-rate of

Our country is getting to be feariully
alarming, the average OF life being
lessened every year, without any
reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most insignificant
origin. At this season of the wear
especially, a cold is such q common
thing that in the hurry of everyday
life We are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it, and often find too late.
that Fever or Lung trouble has
already set in. Thousands lose their
lives In this way every winter, while.
had BOSchee's German Syrup been
taken, cure would have resulted
and large bill from Doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Boschec's German
Syrup hiss proven itself to be the
greatest discovery Gifts kind in medi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will tell you of its wonderful effect.
liver $50, 900 bottles sold lat wear
without single failure known. ia2OI
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HOUSE,

Washington, 5.-The Senate bill
for the conversion of national gold
banks passed.
Nickname, chairman OF the commit.
tee on Pacific Railroads, reported a
bill to create a sinking fund for the
Kansas Pacific, Sioux City and Pacific
aud Central branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad Companies. Printed
and recommitted.
The following bills we're introduced
by OConnor and referred: Making
silver certificates receivable at the
United States treasury in redemption
of circulating notes OF national bonds:
requiring the secretary of the treas
ury to pay current interest on all
registered United States bonds. with.
out respect OF date of assignment or
transfer.
Consideration was resumed OF the
bill regulating the removal of causes
from state to federal courts.
After the morning hour, the House
went into committee of the whole on
the revision of the rules.
Cabell moved to amend rule II
giving the committe on railroads and
consls jurisdiction over the improve.
meut Of nayigable rivers.
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SOME OF the newspapers have been
very savage in criticising Governor
blackburn because he pardoued 20
many criminals. The governor de-
Tended himself by saying the peniten-
tiary was overcrowded, and it was
inhuman to treat men the way they
were necessarily treated there. a
committee OF the legislature taI been
investigating the penitentiary, sad the
substance OF its report will be found IN
our kilograms this morning. From
this it appears that Governor Black
burn was justified in turning out the
younger convicts. II he bad half
emptied the institution be should have
been praised rather tlsn censured.
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TELEGRAMS.
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 5.-Davis, W. Va,
movea an adjournment to-day til
Monday.
Paddock and Hoar opposed it on
account of the backward state of Eusi
ness, aud Allison urged THAI business
may be better forwarded by an ad.
iournment than by session. De.
feated-32 to II.
Beck said he would object to the
consideration of any bill out OF the
regular order.
Antheny's resolution was adopted
that the Senate daily consider the cal
endar o. general orders under the FIVE
minute rule, an objection to carry a
bill over.
The first calendar bill vas the bill
prohibiting military interference at
elections.
Allison objected. lLaughter.)
Blaine-Why object to that?
The bill was laid aside, as we're q
number of other bills.
The bill amending the census act
requiring enumeration in cities
having over 10, 900 inhabitants to be
made within two weeks after June let,
instead of four weeks, and containing
a provision as to details was con-
sidered favOrably and passed.
Cockre!is resolution introduced
last May, for a reciprocity treaty with
France was referred to the committee
on foreign relations.
Saunders and Paddock asked the
present consideration of the bill
extending the northern boundary of
but ingalls,, Directing, it
was laid aside.
The joint resolution for court Of
inquiry in the case of Thomas
WoFthington, was laid aside on objec.
ion of Teller.
Teller objected to the bill reported
n December, to contribute certain
pieces of refuse granite for soldiers
md sailors monument in the
louisiana Cemetary. because he was
Unable to discover whether the
ol1iers we're federal or confederate.
Randolph and Cockrell not being
eady to state what soldiers they were.
Kellogg explained the bill, but Teller
efused 10 withdraw his objections.
The Senate went into executive
and after the doors adjourned.
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DOMESTIC.

Boston, 5.-The republican state
convention will be held at Worcester
On April 18th, to choose delegates at
large TO the national convention.
New York, 5.-Drexel, Morgan &
Co. have given notice that they can
not act any longer as treasurers OF the
fund raised through the instrumental
ity OF Parnell.
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AUER & MURPHYS

We are noW ready to supply
Families, st greatly reduced rates
everything of the choicest selection,
IN the Wine and Liquor line Our
prices are such as TO be within tho
reach of al, so thEt those who con-
TEN plate purchasing for the House
hold will gave money by giving US 8
rial 4 LIBERAL discount to the trade
is also given.
N.B.I-We keep in stock, especially
lies, Whistles, Wines, etc., at mod
srste prices.
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GRANT Oh BLAINE.

The action of the Harrisburg con-
vent.on in inEtruosing the delegates
to the Chicago convention TO vote
solidly for Grant, for the presidential
nominee, settles three things that
have heretofore been in doubt
namely, that Grant is q candidate tor
q third term, that Don Cameron Is
bigger in Pennsylvania politics than
any other man, and taat Grant or
Blaine will receive the republican
nomination for the presidency.
Cameron's intimate relations with
the ex-president put the former in a
position TO spesk authoritativelg as to
Grants wishes in the matter. The
scheming son OF old Simon would not
have committed bis party to the
blunder of supporting man who was
not available; nor IS the movement
designed as q compliment merely to
the ex-president. Cameron is in
earnest and means business.
But it was made apparent in the
convention that Blaine, rather than
Grant, is the frat choice OF Psnnsyl-
vsniA republicans, aud the first
choice as well OF the delegates them
selves. The personal power aud in
flusnce OF the senator are what
brought about the small majority for
Grant.
1t may be regarded as for.
tunate for republicans that the
party in one state cannot
control the organization in an
other. Though Cameron has com.
mitted Pennsylvania republicans to
the support Of the third term propo
sition, he cannot commit the party
elsewhere to that iIea. There lie no
doubt that Grant, as a man, is the
choice Of The party leaders generally,
and of large majority Of republicans.
but We question if they dare take him
for their standsrd-beErer. The op-
position to a third term-not ID the
MANS widespread, and would be
sure to manifest itself in large de-
sertion from the party ranks. Ii is
just possible that New York will
follow the example of its neigh. |
Dor, and also instruct for Grant. |
In New York the one-man power is
as great as in PENNSYLVANIA, and that |
power is known to be in favor of the
ex-president; hence it need not be
surprising to see Conkling doing in
his state SIS Cameron has done in bis. |
But there the Grant instructions
must stop, and the General will 90
into the convention with less real
strength than if nothing had been
ssid and his following was not openly
known. Other delegations will fear
him, and 90 prepared to fight him,
for the reason that they will not be-
lieve the party can carry the third
Term scheme through to success.
This is how it locks to US.
Blaine, to-day, stands g better
chance for the nomination than
Any other man. It is evident that he
8 the choice Of Pennsylvania, and
when the delegation discovers that
Grant cannot go through, the vote
will be solid for the Maine senator. &
The latter has New England st his I
command, stands first in the list with
eversl of the western states, and will :
spture the entire Grant yote-ex- I
epting from New York-When the c
eaeral reEires.
The contest at present is altogether :
e!ween these two stslWsrts. Conk- C
ng, Sherman, Washburne and others
ave little booms Of their own, but the l
ig booms are Grants and BIaiEe's, :,
nd thst of the latter threatens to I
'oWn the other. fh
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OVERLAND HOUSE.

j Goddard and wife, Bingham. h Glib.
son, Castle, N Bricker, VIM James, Il
Williams, South Jordan, G w Brown
Deep Greek, and II Jones, Weber
Valley, j Monroe, j Reddin, Alta. John
Holden, Lakeside, U, j Collins, f Tay-
Tor, Sandy, A Odd, II Stewart, Park
City, F DAILY, Ogden, II Spray, Bug
ham, j Il Smith, Denver, j Auspiiz,
T0UaO
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UTAH
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
SALT LAKE CITY.
EstABLIsHED.. ............- 1873.
DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON
DIRECTOR.

The Second Year Of this Conservatory
opened on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1879.
In the Instrumental Department of this
Institution superior advantages Gre offered
70 pupils Who desrs to become thorough
Musicians, By the Development Of q brilliant
and intelligent Interpretation of Classical
Music.
For Yossl Culture no School IN the Terri
tory sfords bstter advantages. Voice build
'ng, fer the development OF young or weak
cess, while special attention Is given to ad-
yaneed studies in English, German and ItaI
ian Singing.
=, A Normal Course for the benefit of Teachers
through the Winter.
For terms apply to DR.. p. B. Ferguson,
Dlrector, ST the Conservatory over Calder'S
Music Store, nS0
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Monday, Feb. 9Th, 1880.
PEOPLES TICKET.

MAYOR,
FERAMORZ LITTLE.
ALDERMEN,
First Municipal Ward,
E. F. SHEETS.
Second Municipal Ward,
HENRY DINWOODEY.
Third Municipal Yard,
A. II. RALEIGH.
Fourth Municipal Ward.
DAVID o. CALDER.
Fifth Municipal Ward,
ALEX. @. PYPER.
COUNCILLORS,
JOSEPH BOOTH,
JACOB WELLER,
JOHN CLARK,
THOs. E. TAYLOR,
HARRISON sPERRY,
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
JOHN HENRY SMITH,
o. F. WHITNEY,
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
RECORDER,
JOHN T. GAME.
TREASURER.
PAUL A. SCHETTLER.
MARSHAL,
ANDREW BURT.
SCISSOR AND COLLECTOR
JOHN r. WINDER.