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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-19
OLD JIM IS DEAD.
The Famous Old Hunter and Guide on the
Western Plans Passes Away.

Jim Bridger Is name familiar to old
western settlers, aad the announcement of
>his death will be received with feelings of
sadness by all who knew him. In early days
he was q noted scout, hunter and guide on
these western prairies, aud his name figured
in more than one daring and venturesome
deed so common tn plainsmen in those days.
OF his death the Kansas City Mail has the
following:
James Bridger, one Of the last survivors of
the early mountaiaeers whose headquarters
were in this part Of the country, died at his
residence near Santa Fe. Mr.. Bridger was q
virginian by birth. He had been a scout,
guide and plainsman for about thirty years.
About sixteen years ago, while riding .
" bucking mule, he received injuries that
permanently disabled him. Since that time
he has retired from active life, and has been
living on his, or rather his children's farm,
near Santa Fe. For three years or more he
has been in his dotage. He once got lost
within one half mile of his own home. Old
age and confinement TO one place caused the
veteran plainsman's vital forces to give way
with sure and rapid decline. To use CON-
mon expression, he died OF old age. His
death was painless the fame of life burned
down to the socket and noiseiessly expired.
He leaves family Of three children, all
grown. One Of the daughters Is the wife Of
Mr.. A. Wachman. of Wcstport. Mr.. Bridger
had, 1t the time of his death, claim before
Congress for money due him on account Of
the occupation Of his fort by United States
soldiers. Bridger sold his fort and grounds
in good faith. For this he received no cash
down. Tho war came on, attention was alb
sorbed by 1t, spd Congress did not give
thought 70 making provision for the payment
Of the poor old guides claim. The Bridger
family will throw OF all interest II an appro-
priation Of SO ,OoO for the payment Of the
principle Is made. Ifs had not been for" Old
Jim," ~ he was called, General Fremont's
great western exploring expedidition would
not have been success. For great por-
tion Of The way Bridger acted a. guide.
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The headline artist Of the Fargo (Dak.)
ArgUs tscklea column Of religious notices
in Sunday morning edition ~ follows:
o, Sinner, Who the Long Week Through for
Mammon Workest Well, Thy Town.
site Drop, Likewise Thy
Crop; List 70 the
Sunday Bell.
u Rings the Sale of Golden Lands TO All
Who'd Scape Deaths Doom. Then
Obi Invest Among the Blest,
Catch on this Heaven
" Boom.
Come Nov and Hear the Blessed Tale, Shake
o. Thy Rants and Stocks, and Inci-
deniaIly Don't Forget the
( Missionary Do9.
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From the Now York Herald.
No President elect ever left bis home
with more hearty expressions Of kindness
and good will on the part Of bis neighborl
and friends than Gen. Garfield. This ID
q good sign, for while o man may mol
always be regarded as prophet by hlt
own people, II shows the possession OIL
high qualities 10 inspire their affection
We should say that kindIlneSs, good ma
ture, and q large, generous humanity are
among the leading traits Of the new presi
dent. The only doubts that have been
expressed as 10 his fitness for his high
Office arise from the fear that lacking gall
he may find II hard To say mo" It is the
habit Of the American people 10 welcome
without regard 10 party, new President
The respect for law and authority which
underlies the American character Away
arises above mere craftsmanship. Gen
Garfield will have no kinder wishes thar
those Of bis opponents. None will Oheei
him more heartily than those who las
summer were Straining heaven and earth
10 prove him monster Of wiCkedness. Al
they were not quite sincere 10 theil
aSsaults II may be bafe 10 infer that theil
enthusiasm lacks In sincerity. Everything
now is rosy, and oil the political elementl
are In tune.
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HOUSE OF DELEGAlEs.
A Day Devoted 10 the Confederation OF
the Assessment Bill.

A nay devoted 10 the CONFEDERATION Of
the Assessment Bill.
Yesterdays session Of the House was
almost wholly devoted 10 tho considers.
ton Of the assessment bill on the second
reading. The day was begun With prayer
BY Hon. Joseph W. Holt, Of Lincoln
county.
The Poor bill, with The Senate amend
ments, was taken up, and all but one Of
said amendments ConOured In. II was
ordered that Mt. Morrow communicate
this action to the House.
The Committee on Finance reported the
bill appropriating money to pay the cal.
aries OF the Legislature and executive
officers, and the rules were SUSPENDED aud
the bill taken up out oil its order and read
The frat time by its title.
Leave Of absence for one day was grant
ed Mr.. Bee, to attend o meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of The Penitentlaty, Of
which he is 4 member.
rHE ASSESSMENT BILL
being the special order for 10 o'clock was
then taken up on lie second reading for
amendment
The bill was still under consideration
when at noon Charlie seabfight moved 10
take recess until 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
In the afternoon session the bill was still
The subject Of consideration.
TAXATION or RAILROADS
seemed to engross q good deal Of attsn-
ton. Speaker Wilson (Fulketson In the
Chair) wanted to amend the section which
provides for the taxation Of railroads, by
adding a aentence making the section
moFe expressly apply 10 oil roads In the
state, Messrs. Hubbard and Ferguson OPP
posed this proposition as unnecessary, the
lotnler also fearing that the employment
Of more express terms might false an i'm
plicatioh that hetetoiofe the law hat
not been plain enough, \
MI. Wilson, Nj. MoHett and MI. He'll
oil Barbour, favored the Amendment, III
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Itching Plles-symptOna and Care.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as il pin worms were crawling
in and about the reCtum; the private paTta
are somstimes affected; Il allowed 70 con.
tinus, very serious results may follow.
"Dr. Swayne's ALI Healing Ointment 10 Q
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, gcald Head, ErysipelRs, Bar.
ben' Itch, Blotches, all scaly, orusty, Gu.
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boxes for 81 26. Sent by mail 10 any Rd-
dress on receipt Of price In currency, or
three-cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR., sWSyne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
swayneS Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MwR&W
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Prophecy Conserving Hayes.

l
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mrs. Abigail Warren, who lives ct l99
George street, Is recovering from severe
illness, that recently threatened Ler lie.
The fact that tomorrow President Hayes
retlres to private life will recall Mrs, War
rem to the memory OF q number Of people
who are familiar with remarkable pre-
diction she made respecting the retiring
President. She was born in Needham,
Mass, In 1895. Her maiden name was
Ware. She married George Warren, Aug,
II, 1910. Her husband died In 1872, at the
age OF seventy.eight, No children oil this
couple survived infancy. Mr.. Warren,
during long lie Of industry and frugality,
accumulated handsome property, which
he left to bis wife, two faithful ser.
wants, and TO relatives Fast and West
In 1851 the mother Of Mrs. Lucy Hayes
occupied house belonging 10 Mr., War.
rem, and during such residence the family
became intimate friends. Some time in
October, In 1868, during the political CAM
paign that resulted In Republican sue
cess, Mrs. Warren wrote Mrs. Hayes q let
ter, which contained some reflections up
on the existing administration, alluding to
brilliant party at the White House when
the nation was In distress aud the soldiers
were dying through lack Of care, adding
that such things would not be II she Mrs,
Hayes was in the position Of Mrs. Lin.
coin. In conclusion, the writer said: ~
now makes prediction. In November, 1870,
r. B. Hayes will be elected President Of the
United States. And l know you will both fill
your positions with honor 10 yourselves
and credit to the country. And may God
bless you ALL" Eight years after the let.
ter was received, Mrs Hayes returned 1t
to the writer to remind her Of the wonder.
ful iulRIlment OF her prophecy, and asked
her 10 explain upon what grounds she
had made the prediction. Mrs. Warren
replied by saying that she, In reviewing
and summing up events, could not see
who would be elected President In 1872,
but could see that X. d. Hayes would be
the man to be nominated in 1870. She I'D.
mitted that the wish was father to the
thought, yet claimed that the prediction
was based upen logical reasonings-a
broad scope OF circumstances coming
under consideration.
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latter saying that while the amendment
might not be necessary II could do no

latter saying that while the amendment
might not be necessary 1t could do no
harm.
Mr.. Wilson demanded the yeas and
nays, saying that he proposed 10 show by
the record to his constituents that he had
done what he had promised to do. This
insinuation brought Judge Ferguson to
his feet He said he was not TO be
dTagooned into giving q vote which his
judgment did not approVe BY any such
proceeding
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Hubbard moved to amend the pro-
hibltion upon County Courts, iorbidding
them 10 compromise or remit railroad
taxes, by imposing fine upon any MEM
Der OF such Court, who shall vote for such
compromise OF remission. Mr.. Morrow
thought this amendment OF questionable
expediency. Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. Fer.
guson defended It, Mr.. Wilson Mr., Moi.
lett in the chair made vigorous speech
on the motion, getting in his usual amount
OF denunCiadon Of the railroads. He pro-
posed to add imprisonment in the county
Jail to the penalty OF q fine; Mr., Gran
than favored both amendments. Mr..
QuATtlet bAlu LlbI6 WIS Hu PIeCeueut lut
punishing judicial officer for deciding a
question differently from the desire OF the
Legislature. He thought 1t would be bet
ter that the State should lose all its rail-
road taxes than that such dangerous pre-
cedent be set up. Mr., Hall, Of Barbour,
also protested against such az amendment.
Finally o vote was reached and Mr..
Hubbards amendment was adopted.
Several sttempts were made to adjourn
between and o'clock, but all failed.
Repeated amendments were offered aud
disposed OF. The House refused to In
crease the maximum pay Of assessors to
$500, but adopted an amendment for:
bidding them 10 hold two successive full
terms. After the bill had been gone over,
Mr., Floyd moved to reconsider the latter
amendment,
Mr., Mofett thereupon raised the point
mo quorum" A call was begun, but Mr..
Lloyd Withdrew his motion, Mr.. Mofett
Withdrew his point Of order, and the bill
was ordered to its third reading, after
which the House adjourned.
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use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cts.
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PILES, PILES, PILES ,
A Sure Cure Pound at Last. Mo One
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A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itchinr
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Ing W. Va. Mwr4w
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Hop Ritters 10 freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are
having a large sale, and are supplantine
all other medicines. There 10 no denying
the virtues Of the Hop plant, and the pro-
prietors OF these Btters have shown great
shrewdness and ability In compromising
a BItters, whose virtues are so palpable 10
every ones observation. Examiner and
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Recess till ESQ p. NJ.



Upon reassembling the Senate devoted
some time to the consideration Of bills on
their first. reading.
Mr.. Dawson, on leave, introduced Sen.
ate Bill No. III: "a bill to provide for
the regulation Of railroad freights and
passenger tariffs In this State; to prevent
unjust discrimination and extortlon In the
rates charged for transportation Of passen.
gers and freight, and to prohibit railroad
companies, corporations and lesseee In
this State from charging other than just
and reasonable rates, and 10 punish the
same, and 10 prescribe mode Of proceed.
ure and rules Of evidence In relation there.
10, and to appoint Commissioners and 10
prescribe their powers and duties in rela.
ton to the same"
The reference Of the bill was dispensed
with, and the rules suspended and the bill
was read by its title and ordered To o SEQ
ond reading,
Mr.. Donehoo, on leave, introduced bill
providing for cases appealed or transmit
led from justices.
The remainder oil the afternoon session
was taken up with the confederation OIL
House Bill No. 100, the education bill
The bill was read By sections, and when
about bali through the Senate adjourned
Until 10 A. N. Saturday.
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Henry Clement, Almonte, writes: "For
q long time was troubled with Chronic
Rheumatism, at times wholly disabled,
tried anything and everything recon.
mended, but failed 10 get any benefit until
q gentleman who was cured OF Rheuma.
tism by Dr.. Thomas ECleCtric OIL told me
about 1t. ] began using 1t both internally
and externally,and before two bottles were
used was radically cured. We find 1t q
household medicine, and for Group, Burns,
Cuts and Bruises, Il has no equal.
Laughlin Bros. & Co., agents.
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Mrs. BarnhArt, corner Pratt and Broad.
way, Buffalo, N, Y, has been q sufferer
for twelve years through Rheumatism, and
has tried every remedy she could hear Of,
but received NO benefit, until recommend.
ed to try the EcleGtriO Oh; she says abe
cannot express the satialaction she feels at
having her pain entirely removed and her
rheumatism cured.
Laughlin Bros. & co. Apenta.
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shIIoh,s Catarrh RemedI.

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ria. Canker mouth, and Headache. With
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jector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge,
Price so cts, Sold by Edward Booking
and Q. Moenkemoelllor, Wheeling, W. Va.
AWRkW
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FoR UPWARDS or Thirty YEARS Mrs
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stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diafrhna
whether arising from teethlng or othei
causes. An old and well.tfled remedy
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Mrs. E, II. Perkins, Creek Centre, War.
rem county, N. Y, wtitesi She has been
troubled with Astha four years; had ID ell
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two bottles OF Dr.. Thomas EcleCttio Oil,
and is perfectly cured She strongly re-
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among her neighbots.
Lsughlin Bios. 4 Co., agents.
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The correct thing to do when one has O
cough, or an attack Of rheumatism, Is 10
uae DR.. Thomas EClectric Oil or II one
has q valuable horse afflicted with some Of
the diseases or hurts which horsehesh ID
heir to, use the some reliable means Of
cure.
LaughlIn Bros. ( Co., Agents.
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Answer THIS Question.

Why do 90 many people We see around
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we will sell them shilohs Vitalizer, guar
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Booking and Q. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
W Va ~
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PR OO # -!


CAHCER-"5uasrodi Tor yOan With cancer, Had II
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CATAlRn AND DRABNR1,-"BelleVed myself In
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". L. OiRRIRN,
Gen'l Pas. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, R,
" 1OEDRNRRD TIM OARD.

VVWUWNHHV 11NH Vd1FU0
~
GOING EAST AND WEST,
On and aitar Nov, 7th, 1885, all Trains will run
daily lGxoept sundayl ~ follows;
Through Trains 70 Pittsburgh.
Through Trains 70 Cleveland.
Through Trains 10 Chicago,
PullmAn'a PaTlor Can Between WOllEVille and
Cleveland,
HOtOl and Sleeping Cars On al Trains between Al.
lianOa and Chicago,
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1T CURE Me-

Said Anan whose wOObegonO cOuntOnaucsRud
hFoksn-doWn constitution plainly ShON Cd
traces Of dlSOiIe-a sufferer with Nervous
DyIpspaia, In whose stomach the most deli
cate mOual lay like lead. RsIroshIng sleep
and quiet nerves were strangers TO him, and
hs dGlpalred Of ever being well.
We advised him 10 take
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ONE dollar per pair saved by purchasing
Q fine shoe Of Wilson Bros. Closing out
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TO THE PEOPLE!

The boat evidence Of q phydciau'S success 10 the
testimony Of bis patients. TIE inrreRSing demands
for my professional services prove that have dealt
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me. mover use . patients name without permission,
though have many hundred certificates from those
whom have cured alter they had been pronounced
ineurable, A thorough medical education, With
many years hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic agents. Close Observance Of temperament
tai pOculiArtN aud strict attention 70 hygGnio man.
lGsment inIuIOl success, II cure q possible, and
frankly give he patient my opinion.