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we are glad of being able to call special at.
,enion to Mr. Dromgoole's English Female
ni'te's' 1t has stood the test OF twelve years
ana has proven TO be the most reliable remedy
Tor The cure OF chronic female Irregularities and
weaknesses that has ever been Offered the
public, II hssgiven satisfaction TO all, and
We 10 not hesitate to give L. hearty recon-.
menuation to our lady friends.
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/. Pages hoo ndshoe store, COS Main

uyour mead aches. If you have dyspepsia,
or arr bilious with torpid bowels, one or two
doses OF Bailey's Saline Aperient win cure you
,teools The stomach, acts pleasantly on the
bowels and costs only fit,y cents,
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For sale by oil ,lrugg sts.
Notice.

All property owners and tenants are hereby
notified to remove all. garbsga and rubbish
.rom their back yards and alleys. The ssni.
airy ordinance must and will be risitly en-.
forced from and after May OH, 1881.
SAMUEL w. FIELD. NJ D.,
Health Officer.
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To the Lalies

A free invlt. alton il extended to the ladies
OF Dallas and vicinity to call at the Wheeler
" Wilson office. III Main street. and see the
beautiful new No. machine. 1t cannot DO
equal!ed for variety Of work and durability.
A. L. CoNwELL,
Mansger.
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The Ttyoli.

=, Mr.. A. Marx, insisted by the two cloyst
Franks, now runs tho Tlvtli. His LIQUORS
and wines arc pure; bic cigars of the fipess
end bis beer tho freshest. The Tiyoli Ia tbe
coolest place In town. " 'A'
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Chas. Mesterhans is now delivering 70 any
part OF tho city pure northern lake ice. iii.
wagon Will call daily. Leave orders Al
Lsmps leo AID beer depot on Pacific ave-.
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store NO. 4ls Elm street, adjoining
Adams q q Leonardo bank. Apply 10 Adams
u Leonard or 7. 7. Barry at Sanger nros.
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Justices, ,notatlcs', Unltct .Jtates comm,.
s Sssss ana all Minds Of blanks Tor Uni,sd
sssnsy on Hsnd s snr sesp,n.s courts kept CON
AID Job ONCE. 'P''oes' !" bhA.
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A genuine female regulator Is In constant de-
mand BY nearly every woman, and that which
Female uitters.
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Ladies enjoy comfort and ease by wearing
a pair of those ane hand.sewed common
sense shoes, the Dos. thing out ,just re-
oeivcd @ LEcy HAsT's,
ga El,r ~, a,
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Pcaehsscuc l.,u,m,u,

PAstsrson's Peaohstono Linimept cured
several cases Of meningitis when /, WAS rsr.
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Railroad Prin ttur.

Ia Ine HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
Is prepared 10 execute, Ia the hiphest a,vla ~
arr, any and ali railroad printing at the short.
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Reliable Stylc.

The latest novelties n steel woven Tuskan
lace bonne's, is at Pearson's. Not to be found
elsewhere.
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F"ttcrson's Cigars and Tobacco,
The finest Chewing Tobsccos .manufac-
tured arc TO DO found at w. II. Patterson.
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look II 4 u liuy

Buys his goods cheap, is tho reason he can
sell them cheap. wa
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Street.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. July 6-p. VI.

WEDNESDAY. July Up. NJ
The mining stock markets again dull and
generally weak. There were, however, some i'm
provements in prices during the day, tho greater
part of which was lost in the final dealings. State
Lines Nos. and rose to 1.75 but ended at 60
against 1.55 yesterday, and Nos. and sold at 6's
GD57s against 6. Oriental and Miller made no gain
on 100 and closed at 1.15. Chrysote declined from
6 to 5l2 and Hbernia dropped from CO cents to $50
60 cents. Consolidated Virginia cents higher
at 2.06 but California sold at 97 TO 1,against yes
terday. There unusual amount of business
done in the stocks of Gold Stripe and Rising Sun,
the first named selling nj Dig and Rising Sun at 30
$3.50. Marposa sold at 15O015.5. Alta Montana
was firm at 2.10. Hukil declined to 50 cents. Cop
per Knob specially active, rising from 10 TO -
cents and closing at ii cents. The market closed
dull and hardly steady
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
Of june, payable by Wells, Fargo d Co., on the
l5th inst. Transfers close ON the Sth. The above
dividend makes d total OF $3,57J,OOO the share
holders will have received.
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course of study in this school is to occupy three
years, and the conditions of admission to be the
completion of the required studies in June, of
the courses of the department of literature, science
and the arts of tins University. the completion of
the studies of the second year of other respect
ape American coegc OF university. Inc degree to be
is Doctor of Philosophy. Graduates of this or any
other respectable college university may receive
the degree on completing and passing an examine
ton in those studies in which they have not already
made themselves prohcientv
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2l2 O'Clock I'd , O'clock.

MEDNEsD AY, July CT. ".
The reports Of President Gariold's condition -
day were small factors in the speculative situation
at the Stock Exchange. and after this they rrob-
ably VIII be less so, unless unhappily some de-
cidedly uniavorabc symptoms shall be deve'oDcd.
The generally accepted opinion among stock operators
Is that the Presidents pluck and ms perfect placid
y Will carry him safely thToug IN all future dangers
Hence the stock market may he considered As re-
stored isnormal condition. subject only to ordinary
causes and 10 The usual amount of lnanipnlation
that is incident TO all specuatons The business
it was unusually we'll distributed through the list q
active stocks and the specisties also received fair
amount of attention. Early prices were consider
ably higher than last evenings closing figures and
further advances were made under large covering
of shorts" and very general buying for thr
long" account, because il is beyond dispute that
this morning the bullish' inclination waslar,alx-
IN the ascendant at least in point of
numbers. The market was not without the orsi
nary fluctuations but the tcne during the oreatcr
part of the day Enthusiastically strong ToyVacf
the end however, prices lost the support of a bnv-
ing for the short" account, that having hee,
pretty well closed early in the day. and the weight
of the early sales made by the large operators be-
gan TO tell upon the smaller bulls" who vere CARLY
buyers; so that desire to realize gave TO prieea
n limp appearance, and the first transactions with
few exceptions, were made at the lowest figures of
the day.
Government bonds continue to be inactive. bue
their prices to-day a shade frrler and the final
bids for continued IS and the is are Is higher than
Lost nk.a
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NETWORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON.ONu UDsON, n. Y.

REOPENS SEPTEMBER &, 1891
Thsis boarding school respect
estgrade thorough intellectual training classics
anu mathematics bat equally commercial studies
81 ny the habits of prompt obedience and OF
order and system cultivated by military discipline French
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painting included location
celled 1t commands the beautiful
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NWILLISTON SEMINARY,
v IfASV. II pro y
WORCESTER ACADEMY.
Tor Young Ladies-Countl.v.

= OF OUng IIduleS-COuntlY.
INREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
~ -Iiealthu, hQmclke thorough; muscal advantages
unsurpassed Rates low Gins -'n T. Geo. g. smith, \. NJ.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies,
~ BIidgcport Address the prncilaM Miss Emily Nelson.
EIONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tauy-
reopeus september 10 Miss NJ. W. NLlCALF Principal.
iLLSlDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.
foryoung ladies' will reopen Scntcmhcr -, laS1 Prep.
TI1Ntr MARIANA Il. sLAuE Mia c. KNOWLES
NlSS HAINES'S SCHOOL. Woodside p. q.
A'A Hartford, Conn., ocaOu uusrun.sod hcalfnul-
ness aud picturesque SURROUNDINGS u iu English,
French German Ma IAN Latin music and painting.
y Mss VI. G.. RIGGS rcopons her school for
vi Girls at Rutherford. rcN-lprsey Srpfc,untr
boarding pupils; prepares for College Circulars alpica-
ton
MISS MOTIFS English and Fronch family
IVA and Day school for Young Ladies. 33 wal st. New
iaFen conn m" etn year begins september 20. CIcI-
lars sent upon Application
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
AVE- For Young adlc~ Itt~ncld. Mass. commences II,
forleth year september 81. l,O Widely SHOWN cvcel
eucc instruction ami treat br MY ami sauDr OF location
RYE SEMINARY, RYE, NEW-YORK.-For
IA particulars address Mr.. 80. LIFE
ST AGNES SCHOOL, ALBANY, Ncw-YorL.
- thWch school Dr GIRLS fl thc Eindc.f to ihc
Harvard post gI3out course. under the constant personal
Anua and Mis- De- w. hoyd in ouri Charge Terms ,Niusc
ltihtn- the only With
fee. Tho twelfth year Nu begin scptnlb,r II. AIpy to
Bishop Doanc, OF 81 Agnes school, Albany, y. y.
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SPREAD the HIGHT! SPREAD the Light!

-
THE TUAM NEWS AND WESTERN ADVERTISER
Is the sterling friend OF the Tenant Farmers Ireland Ithas
advocated their interests
tul i;epors OF the War; waged on Iandloriism
THE TUAM NEWS AND Wf'sTEI;N NnVVTEFiSrR
Is the only newspaper IN the provinces Connau and
ster which has
A GAELIC DEPARTMENT.
Members of Land Associations should receive from
ireland Newspaper which gives the Fullest Earliest
Intelligence regarding the proceedings OF League
hneA SiI3t4 sHnscruS Tor THE IUAM MINIS And WEST
THE TUAM NEWS AND WESTERN ADVERTISER
can be mailed to America Three Dollars
ldIes largely N the United states and Canada.
49, cs with Newspaper Publishers and Agents viii be very
and League Associations in America dealt with on
Liberal Terms
WESTERN ADNEirI~ ER mailed to Them
me Terms of subs rplion mus in all cases he paid ad
Offices OF mostly all the American Journals in the
JOHN MAcPHuLPIN,
lGam Co, Galway,
MI Redpah the great American Jounalst-thc sterling
llehd ol inc IRISH tenants whose heart beat in with
lle h"theS on inc people OF ireland recent banquet
given to HIM before his departure for Ireland. spoke the
"Aerca great financial interest in this Irish arita
ton are taxed heavily 60 support the present lard
ten OF ireland Nuc than half o HE rents of the small hold
ms IN lc west 81 ireland paid 10y the Irish boys
Ps IN the Uncd states, and all tins contribution, which
rcAoned by millions OF dollars, is suDttaCted
uonal wealth
But havea higher financial interest
hod that no mans liberty
i 4 Ieht III any laud Mankind rs not in only
but In Interests and destiny and whoever oppesscs amy
ihlc wrong On every An erica should
@ moral 10 every 3opi. s'ragghns to break the
pedged aud bound to policy Of political nonut rventon
Out the American pcopc bound pass
side when secs nation lying by the
bvcds having fallen among thieves Recently, America
found the Irish living by the wagsde the nations
naked and hungry, and opened relieve
And now. when She asks fer synpa honest
Gt aeainst her oppressor America viii not Turn
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HEAD OFFICE:
131 NSHIRE-STREET, BOSTON.
Qormerly occupied by Pacific National Bank.)
BANK OF DEPOSIT,
PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK. BOSTON.

This Company is organized Tor the purpose Of building and
operating works for smelling, concentrating general
treatment of goldesilver aud lead Dudley Park
County Colorado with capacity Of at least 100 tons day
Park County abounds IN very rich gold silver and
mines which produce large quantities of hisl-gade ore,
nearly al Of which shipped long distances
ment thereby entang heavy expenses
Ing besides the excessive charge made for smoltng.
y building Reduction orks as 0udcy, in the very heart
Of one Of the richest mining regions Colorado where an the
necessary facilities for operating such works hand in
abundance and be procured in large quantities. the
cost OF Dee largely reduced paid by
mine owners and sim make immense profits for the saoter
The celebrated Dolly Warden" and Moose" mines tho
richest I'm the state and located in Mount Eross Just above
the town of Dudley alone produce 100 TO $50 tons
day ana their entire output Of ore is pledged TO this
pany
The company purchased from the aloose Mining Com
pany all the lands buildings engines. machinery tools
heretofore known as c Dudley Reduction Works" all OF
which are n good repair and be enlarged small cost
by this purchase the Company viii have saved yalu
able time that would have expended IN erecting an en-
tF'ly ne" plant aud be in position 10 turn out bullion
within 80 or 30 days from date.
The Company has also pur hascd IN tho lands anf timber
at tho foot OF Mount BIoss 500 acres including the
whole town site Of Dudley. which become very val.
liable aa thc works enlarged and full operations carried
Tho Company has also made contracts with The
"M'osc Mining Company" and The Boston Cold and silver
Mnng Company" for all low lle ores from The duinns
OF ihe Dolly Warden" ana the Moose mnes about 1900
tons each quaing 30 400 TONS FOX p,c Of SO Der
ton, or $4,000 40 each company.
Hln'c haAng fhe above contracts the dumps been
carefully sampled concentrated and assavcl aai Che result
shows that they win yield p5oat 100000 to
the Reduction Company.
The Company VIII do General smelling and Concentsatne
Business with sufficient capital o. purchase handle al tie
ore oforcl FOR sale in this district.
Dividends VIII Dee paid the par value 50 per share
Treasury stock for sale at 81 30 per share by
GoFF, HASTINGS & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
13l DENONSH!Rl~SI. BOSTON.
-AND-
II. TRACY ARNOLD < CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
81 EHOANM ~. NV. NnRK
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lnstrnctlor.
For Rows and YOu,or Men.

For Bows and Young Men-Country
DARK INSTITUTE, RYE N. Y.-For Boys
5000 ayear HENR TATLoCK, Principal
pEEKSKILL On. " Military Academy.-For
circulars address Col CT. WRIGHT, A. NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
She'i bees eonic toons fhT@tT ai 1o
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
GhssS zee sfaS9n of issA aRnq2
5, at o'clock p M Thursday June Q;
Quart Mount, 900 o'clock nj Literary Exercises, 1880
CLOCK NJ A''y c HFSof G6 S0ff lATr President
SIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEW
- BURG, ~ "a select Boarding school for % Boys.
dasr fS f 49fs % e XIX 4a aeS fO' r
SUMNER HOME FOR BOYS.-The Princ-
s pal G Hudson River school takes SIX Of his boys to
their his care may adress NJ care Of Tamadse W
Foster nseliorat.Liw 80 PaIk-pace, NewYorG REF
SUMMER sCMOOI.-SWITHIN G. SHORT
sa P Pann HARE 9. o D XoTE S viii BE IN noY
Year. y a Y "as H%Ss f for
SfPa 5f'S S'"n NJ uaryard Gn Vsas'
s's ".siGdcn Hs aGn iS ed at any time
VNIE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
a.. fGng students for A Hee cqGsc Tns
fcss5r r A. TmcneI, H. C. Nnascy a. NJ, A. {. Twining,
L. D. Professor e. n% ndS. y GoPs
THE GUNNERY.-7The fail term of this
boarding SehGS lSg q2y " w GSsn September H.
Washington, Ichncd Co.. Conn.
NVILLISTON SEMINARY,
One of the most literally endowed Institutions In the
try Parents wishing to place their
VIII be thoroughly prepared for college, higher
science OF for business VIII. request, circular
giving the iamcs of patrons in the principal cities the
United States and catalogue giving full information as to
course OF study, terms SC Address
j. W. FAIRBANKS, Ph. D., Principal.
WORCESTER ACADEMY,
WORCES' Err. MASS.
NhhcrAy endowed Preparatory school pairOn2cd
from sixteen different countries Tho Cassi
CA department ITS for the best Colleges and Universities
me English Dcpa tmcn prepares for Technical Schools
oi business Expenses low excellent, )ard only
VICE. ana assistance eiycn TO in'iscnt students.
The Fan Term begins August 80 For Catalogues other
Information address
y. l,AVENWORTlI, Principal.
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Tor Both Soxcs-Conn.rv.

4 HOME AND SCHOOL, in the Countrv.-t
a. nay ~ take 'hre or four Children TO board amt educate
AIsli, Box TO- spring Valley, y. Y.
ROSTON SCHOOL OF ORNTORY.-Fun
oNE YEAR Term begins dcioorG. ArpUc,0on al somcr.
R. II. RhfMOND, Principal.
MT. KiSCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
olou sept 10. j,r1s reasonable. SIZES +. hyai ir'acpa
NORWICH FREE ACADEMY, Norwich,
scenhc schools and 'o business Pupils have ve o.aD
Yale college locaton uu-u1a -d lor health Spccl
VIII rt@ISoN. Principal.
pEDDiE INSTITUTE, at IIishtstown, Nj
1o.a S, Music ad ,' for 'ocss or 9y
catalogue 10 Hey f. j. AVkY' A. 49, inJ iIG' send Tor
ROCkLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on-thc- IIud-
and sS S, r'S e. 10" nA% @5 rf boating bathing
SWARIIlMORE COLLEGE. near Philadcl-
ic gndr care Of t[gs BON SIC, aet ed and
School Rdrs bW fMiGIIII ~ 9gd Modg
,orc Delaware county Penn '''''''' '''''''"'
& ~. 4 YEAR, board and tuition Young
ned Young a's Sc Haro oS'i 5ls9 co .@
Miscellaneous.
A EXPERIENCED NJ. A. of Oxford, Eng.
"p.nnE ss'oe school for limited nnmbcr OF
gnd to eGrrGsroad Win parents yho can
lars address IN H. oysto@pct boo1 Ma.. l'''''"
4 APPARATUS and FURNITURE Of ali kinds
caiaosac ' E%lG F%fff coS No AZ. 10 oa I>"4 Tor
ENOR SALE or LEASE.-Ncry desirable school
property u 'asit part % N,g-1ofk state; location
charming and beautiful
ana pilncipalo family line building. and
OF n excellent "aci ahudanc. of mutt. &c; school c3.
lahlshcl iol ~ years owner dcng to retire sci on
easy terms OF .Ssc an low figure 1" the right
Tor particulars W. +. Bt Lhi+l.ltN, Cleveland Ohio.
IMPORTANT TO Students of Music.-Thc new
calendar of the NcwEnrand Conservatory and Co Of
muso =, sent iler apply 10 l.. rOUiJEE Music al
SCHOOL WANUED.-LIthcr private school
- or academy by PRINCIPAL OF large expcrenco ccrp, man
Princeton graduate. would lease pertains buv Si,,MN
BOX l3O ai,itpWn, Mass.
'VWE LADY PRINCIPALS OF n long cstab-
a nshed and prospecting boarding school girl, wisl,
10 remove ' same to some aree town suburban city in
new. England Eastern New "A bay Nclonl
could be successfully carried on in connection with it, \.
nIt-s iOOlr care OF o. T. ROW Lil No. 10 Spruce-s
NcW-lOTk. ''''
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The business In State bonds included sales of
Louisiana consols at $685. decline of Il 4: Tennes-
see 6s at 3D. Alabamas, Class A. at 7s2 and Virginia
6s deferred at IL. There were no transactions In
city bank stocks
Railroad bonds were very dull but there was q
general Improvement in the prices for the specala-
tive kind which was sympathetic with the share
market. When late sales were made, however. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GLASS OF MIR. NEWELL.-I.imitcd num-
y bcri college preparation languages aud natuIal
sciences. No. ll5 East 20th..L
(NIARLIER INSTITUTE,
~ on Central Park.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 20
The Prospectus contains fill details.
Twenty seventh year VIII begin september %, 1881.
PIof. Ellie CHANLIER, Director.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-19
Judge lanes G. Spratt died at his resi-.

Judge James 6. Spratt died at his resi-.
dence in Butte last Monday evening in a
fit Of aporlexy. The Miner gives the per.
ticulars Of his death: "About half.past
nine O'Clock, Mr.. Joseph Harper, whose Of.
flee IL next door to the Judges rooms,
heard him breathing heavily, and on going
in found him In an insensible condition ~.
ing on his bed. The side Of his forehead
was cut slightly, as It Is supposed that the
Judge was seized with sudden attack OF
apoplexy and fell against his lamp. which
was found broken on the floor" The
Judge whose hair was silvered by the
SHOWS of 90 winters, well known and re-.
spected throughout the Territory, had
drawn around him a host Of warm friends
who mourn his unexpected departure.
A man calling himself II. L. Thomas
but Familiarity known as Judge Thomas'
who, for some unknown reason carried his
hand in sling and has figured quite con-
spicuously at The meetings Of the Dillon
Literary Society, Of late acquired an extra
ordinary fondness for other peoples per-
sonal effects and finally deca,nped with I,
party Of the d,,sky natives. taking the trail
i;r Deer Lodge. Sheriff Rheinhardt cap.
tured the kleptomaniac near Butte and re,
turning with him this morning, lodged
him in the county institution, recently pre-
pared for such characters. The Judge says
he Just stepped out to obtain a few items
for the Literary Society.