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, 1881-08-29
A Swimmer Attacked by a Shark.

Ga Friday ulmhoe ot b,lys and yatlnK mon
wore bathing Ia tho seexUnk tlser, i,oar Elrpaii.
tpra. wtsart, whiph IL on no, weat Sjdo, wnef,
forsotscI,: Amonx .ts party waa yoana man
street. troylanlou, and :, q young man
stsces. il Eass rros,ie,ce. ~ l.owMsy s
wont Into the waloF. lsavtpR u palr OF dry l,nn-
aalt,0us to pIlt TN WhuA 1U GNti9 oue. Ft0usinx,
se0lnx tho pARtaloons, for y jaku put them Oh
unotscFtGh ly LowJ1ey, Mho. on eOnlluX TO tho
sshosu ula hndlnE hi! pantMlolIss g0aD. ind shas
fl1sntpx hui eakGn thaE1, 10 1e EialIrp with aHl,
put on p4fr Ht uVarilla Whach F1tntll14
hal laft upun the khura aud aghln nl,.
tered tho water. mud to tho chan4e ut panta+
loons BY pcobabtY AWos hts life. Sor te bud swnli
but y ttlo lisInnoG, when q hlxa shark male
All Atthuk upaA him, sDlzinE huia at 9ls pants
loar tho hlp. hut thu uyerulla hanKtug 10 tona4r
" about hfln biz tla1h WAS tp,t ptercsd. Tha
shark dragged him tor some tslstallco, iuaklug
tirrl1lo SplashluR a. h0 tuMNleA over Iii tho
watcr, a0tnus!taea palltug Lowt,py lMdoF th0
watar until thu pantalNtns gave WAY. THO
$sKE y$9anK KE,,. tnan. ,, ,.of etaisso' was 9reatly
thas b. could not ewlm. .na a!4's cstisI asi
calno ~ hts asslssanco aud holpel hin tnl, Tho
tNat, The oyuealis boar the unarks at tho nttaok.
lNlng Elppo<l tho whole length VI the Log Hharks
nra frequently aeen In thla riy0r at this aeasOu Of
the year, though this H. the tirst tuataucc wherV
Rpefaol 1aA beeu ATTACKED by thean tn this vi.
clnltys Thay arO rspolsed ~ ha mechanically
, 1881-08-29
Louisville pasttnlax-Ehtlng Thlrtys
two Apple Pies In Thirty-Glvo 0IlM-

Laufartiss EouriSf-laHrHat. ..
Two young illHti sought to tlnlsh the operation
which llaturu had coRiInoueud mud lnaku fouls
Of themselves yesterday nfterl1ult at tho
Novelty ..tiv0-cent; lunah-b0usu Oh tare1ti
street: Eyce s!nce Henry Vail won tho
u UT tho tnan. who thought ho Gould
Out slx Watermelons. he has been yaaFl.
lng to start sunlu slluifar undertaking and Mtls
soIit0 lnose' 'lonoy, an opportunity prps0uted
ltselt yesterday AFTERNOON. which was tAkan nd
Walter4, who losis around lie lunch. huuso i
good 4thl cla!u.e4l that hu could put away 1uusu
hpplo pie thAn apy 0kher r!an III t,wn, aud nk-
fereA to bAck his Insertion BY stalking u. Tho
bot Wan accepted. and tho following areangt-
Monts nal0; Ehol man was to cat as ultiy
green appi0 pfes, nude with double erust,
~ ho cUuld IL thlrty-tlyo minutes without,
drinking nny water, tho ono whu Mo tho ,saoat to
Vail ap!,esrcl at tho luncb-hons acoomp4nlea
as1 6es.1 living oa sxeoteae4 milk fos about
two Wesks. Wa't9ss also put IN an Appoar4l.uo,
VA the stoitan9 tr0coss coMt1encs1. Nallhsf
OF them bad eatcn nny .fool during the day,
themselves. Twrlyo pea wore p(avett h1~
1ueu each 0r th0nl " start On, Hnd th0y
Gommeneed. IT .Wua p1a!n!y uppar0at fsvln
tho hsst ulat vRll'a 1lA,l' hal tho bulge on LID
opp2RenI, and 10 kupt It to tho flnlsh. Tho
twetVo pLes we're nut away tn kcsa thaA twenty
ln(nutea, and slx moro were FsRoal bef0ru zach
Ut than. Wa1teEs' lncllnad0ns were all right,
but his capacity expired after eating bis IT.
¢h p!s, 0nd he ylelded W hls mouey Without
, 1881-08-29

These barl,s wcro three inches npart, and tho
links weru joined together ns showtt IN tho cut,
-thus fogsniuH 4 cauttuuoAs GAshcst teHce. ia
good and sabstantlni ~ nny nlntla nnler my
rntent Issued. 1t was allctcss SO far ns resist
ing cattlc was concerned. Tie elhes Freeman
died, and after Ii tEnle tho farm ,v'.s sold, nnu
tho SOL rot,uve,l to PowcshEck County. Tho
rccnnt publicity given H. tho barbctl-vlrc ct',t-
crs' Pr;tecsfvn Association recnltetl u the tlid
nf Frcena' the or! tants' nnti tae facts wcrn 1,
measures to esMbtxn tho history OF taD fCnGG.
4 Gou,ullttor vtstel tho farm, which ia In Scott
County, antl tolnd n portion of the fence still
tion OF tho wire VIVA sccurud, uIitl lls itontty
Gsinbllshod by sworn ninvits. nut H,Ily ur Mt.
sin 4ns t q "1c IT, e q thG facts
To osEtrLETi1ts sIAiuiEp-w!nE CONTROVERSY,
but. !f muticy will DO 1t, be will st,ccutnb. III
has ulrcn,!y becn asked tn name bis price to be
conveniently itEunr.n.. nr to manifest trcltcl-
petlla Iurgc s.n'o Of money In shaAan9 his Micnl-
i,ry. 1t c.n vol afford to ac,ll him abroAd for
'1S sas Mof i viii seak saw Ill @
wirs ttso by Freuninli wns icssnuler stool. as 1t
did 10 mo satistatlon q RIO CURT i. nt,o!her
setnes steel WIS Inverted or known.
Nor Is this Freemnu IunGo tho only sample tho
othura which il IL trilcnE with Il Ks,tnl exrco of
s,.ceess. and which Will come In to vox tho
Tha1 ths turner's OF Iowa mud tho west ulay
know tho
,.,.. f"..I!sts @ost .,.t i4o'. " NV tatalAtioS
70 tl,fs slMtc, wt sAy that ~ Narct lS'D; WAsh.
t,iif!l. al0en " Gn. neEas4 sniis "a tho National
c0iieis Zero u{ttst J,ltiits H. Eoon u this city.
Who hHd !senteh ni,a ace'!rod Letters patnMt
Tor tiiAeh!no tor Earning wtre. THO htllt8 Ara
tlon 1eug q lttestll cnpy ur tho one th9ro. The
cntn1'sallia!lts CLAIM to 1wn four '!f1rcnt put
ents. oil 9tGh hi Whet', u III M!!eEe Gon bus III
IoI'lnrre!l to tho petttton in Jtinc, 1siD. Their,
tho cAst hhs eestCti s'see. 'Ino 'lotnufrers hafe
shHe1, eSeeiA that NY aSseetHeNt has stcon NUTS
, 1881-08-29


fOlsr l{uttoN, Mich. Aug. as-0:N p. H.
1asse.l Up-TropclIcts Scotin, Coucstoaa, Atan-
tlc, Queen Of tho Wcat.. =. II. lslrkhcaI md
barHes, East Saginaw and bar9cs. Egyptian and
ronsOrt; schouncra s. II. klnIball. Mary Lyon,
Col. Ellsworth, Il. Jones. Chcnoy Amcs. Hcrc,s-
les. J. Waters. Davla Vance, anl Eassnu.
Down-1'sopcllcrs Chlna, ArIzona, ltussla, st.
I.Dlits, IuntAtn, Smith aluure, Araba. Jnmes
Fisk, Jr., City or Mt. Clomcns, I'rlndvIlo nnd
barHcs, II. p. Tuttlo with Schooner L. r. lscals
md consort, james Davidson and consors.
Tholuaa ralnlrr aud cosisurt, 4. Il. Exec And
barge. Alaakn md consort, Jionton aud bargos.
Wales and consorts, Gcurgo Il. Calweii Aud
hasgcs; schoduoru Louisa, Muuio nAvia, Caua.
o.. y; Il. Norris. rathtnfler. II: 4. Kent, Zach
!!Avnrln. itIscl!!. Mott, WotnlwNrd::: steamer:
rlorl and l'ca!ri: tug yulcan and raft. Wind
north, brisk Weather smosy.
uufrALu.
Special Dispatch to 4ne t.hteaeo Tribune,
llUffAlA,, ". T., Aug. @:-Arrlycl-rrvpcltcr
l,,finlo. Co!ora.lo, Anl,to Young. FDun.Alt, CITY,
SSFfg st sa III wS, %Ssa Z 3qT isins; Fsl saS %;, Xs;
Moore, :slnrtol', and Gollon Fleece, vral,,, chi.
.Cleared-!rropolcre Colorado, Rochester, New
nosr Wrysryi ,e. seh"ono.s H. n11en 9,., fcaSS
fur Chicaeo; propeller Japan, Duluth; propelsr
NalMnt, eoAl. Milwaukee; bargo Gpuesco Chief,
coa'' Aitena. ..a,.,m
Epttfaf Utspate. to Tas Cate1co 1rioHns
EscANAi,A, M,ot,. Aug. ::s.-Arrivrd-
Forest cty ArRot,att. lialeiah, luhp ltlc!lRrsls,
LON Ellsworth, Typo, i,.cufno. May itirliar,is,
Morning !.xht. .tassle Lynn, John Wesley, liall1-
snn. mud 7. baldwin.
NO utpartures. ..- f..
dpe<tat Dfspateh to TIE Chteoso Tribune.
DLEyE;,.ASn, =. Aug, ;-Caarti Tor ,Chicaso
, 1881-08-29
MARINE NEWS.
The Tug ". L. Ewing Collides with
the Schooner Lincoln Dali OF
the Crib.
Description Of n Now Marine Light That
Wilt Nurn for Thtrty-flve
Days.
around tho Lakes-Arrivals and Depart.
ures-Miscellane Along the
Docks.
HOME GATHERINGS.
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY.
In marine circles ynstcrt1ay thoto WIS nrpar"
emily 10 Improvement upon tho dizziness nE tno
previous t1ay. tho arrivals ncinx contlncl TO
fow Rtcatn-barXcs nntt linn propcl1crs nt,d Inn"
bcr- vessels. Tho weather was exceedingly warm.
which proved Il bot,urza ~ tho excursion bouts.
bath stenn nnH sn1, anu every fFip nRud Wy
them t,ust hnvc been l,ruttabie, ,s the ioatts or
passengers wcro OILY limited by tho capaeity Or
tho different craft.
pncK MOTIFS.
Tho Sailors Uniun meets Tomorrow evening.
There WIS quito n fleet nf lumber vessels at
tho lumber nshrket yesterday evening.
Captalus Of incoming yesscla rcp9rt TINT they
huvc been troubled al! the way up from tho
Straits by smoke.
Tie tug Il, Davis. lIt,elc,l at sheboygan fnr
sl1o senslcns wages. viii bc sold By tho Uulted
Nfates Marshal HeNA.3.
for proposals. ior lniihlnR 4 tIfd.snving station
Ut Portage Lake Canal. Michigan.
4 tug captain and n brlt!4otender hai1 lltt1o
"scrnr" yesterday. growing out of = tnslin'!er-
Standing % s2' sesard'ns tho oponns or tno of'dse'
The tug ". II. Wolf. Capt. James MeOinn. loft
last night for Milwaukee,. towing tho hull " tho
rTnSs1 r., e1'Fs m r:n, J. ut
Tho regular sabpatn religious service for the
pcncli. 0f satlors and tuRntcn was held yester.
buy afternoon at the lumber market. Those
s a ayng vi" saass tee sreay
Outraged.
W. l.. iwInp i coliiia1 with ths sc6ooaor Lincolf
ana caasns daniase esttmatea 1t hetxec,i *ssN
mud t hS aesdent hapEeno1 'nic n &C., or ,ax. two
5 sS see Ct aS 5 ts yssa % ls {sT yosa rsss ss
Dali Into port.
, 1881-08-29

f,urnur. The other man nto seventeen pies,
Tho i,att,c Of young Vnil'a chMinpt,u co,tll not
ha lssrnest. fte waa prnof uKAtust cntreatlca,
mud II evidently being KroOnol rs tho u,l.
kupwn" champion.
, 1881-08-29

WhA fVhtQlt AuN AHEEA "4kA HEAff plMkD1
Gass, These will c9ilta!. plaqnes and other ilne
S;rSsd of extend: nso ac room .e hFht
paXsa!];'1'as'; Xa]s'S'nx tho tnuu.room /. tho bu,lor's
saiss fr s!!ysF: anl wsalth e SakSl! sastats
r M t, ,,, a;1 i, 11 9Sc = sw ,,l oe T.
abo'tt ~ M lara9 A. ssrGet.cas. The sink. !ss 70
aar j,st out:';ie .eo kitci'en w,'i haltl % lea.
1crK ~ n!lt'lt'os to ta!e nftlclss o. totod necs. r.
HEM Etee wo raGc ~ he ff a s 9
pas.Ss sos thc cxics FOR t,c G!HyaoFs 2. ni to
ea! pad S; III s',a IL MD 4 'ss ;!!s -: =:
yants' Hnror. wae,% tho "tsip" ns !.nys ~ ns
SHs! ,y. II limo as ANYBODY ~acn not a'tu"'ly M
ui-srA1ns AGAIN.
Tho pnrtor, or ,lrnwng- -ronn,. Js twenty-five
atyfc With t,li,uh carved aud panclcti wnrk, It
nrctts tu u fhrgo balcony mi Fifth avenue. Tho
ns H. ri y s s, a IN f. G Ghor y
ul,l-Iooklng room. lts prevailing feniilre Is
Irlshs.re.! cherry. wotul. polished nlnloat iknl
Of ren1 Iat,a,lcse hnse, IL t,eckn will tl,I,.
Loos split III half and nale,i 10 tho ninstorlny.
nn % e,rarcc. ' ope1 ns I'll u, tie hafl. oo W. 'D'
tS roons iS % she @ sec"na stery td; a 10 Tic ,no
n VIII u s Ms; a1e. @ u! nna t,, ~ 'G,E: sro
fFrscugti with the same crimson. a. .W,ih III
brick EnttcrH na below. The Rtnitwuy fa amply
lighted l,y tho skylfGht OF tue hntl Mr.. Nanler.
btlt sfnnetllate family resulting with him, con-
! ststB ut hinsrlf, his wlfU. U,lB unuRhtnr. Antl
1ng snti. Ench hhs chpaclons Oc'itnoul,
Mrs: vanaernItt's room Is Tho ,n.,.t e:.
Rnnt:, i Is nycr tho innin pnrl0r, With DnconY
on Fifth nvGr!!e: The balcony fs Hltga1y cMi-
nolltslic1 ni1d will be Matlc yEry beautiful With
brot.zo 1cu0rattone. Tho qlallorbtc cn9lnet-w0rk
2l Mrs. tandnrht'A tt,l!li wlIa ali nate ln
various nthor wotsls arranged III iar1nonln1s
hnd tasteful combinations: There L. att itIt-
tnensa quantity Of inlall work n this room.
Ahoyc tho watnscotlnR tho wills will tte covered
with satlh and Tapestry. Thu ceiling Will be
1aMU,,s Frenyb srtist. It In to o strai,e,I nsc~
tho Wtt1o ceiling rum corII]rt In etrnttl Tic
, 1881-08-29

You hare alsowod your towcls to bccomo
hnbIlllalIy e0sttva your ltyer has bec0mo torpid.
tho saln3 thing all. your klanoys. aud yol. arc
Just usct! w. Now Ra sensible. Rot a package
ot Kidney Wort, take ii faithfully, and soon yo1
Will forget you've got any such ofgau, for you
viii bs y we'll 1nAu.-a4QHY dF44t.
, 1881-08-29
AROUND TIE 14AIkIS.s

TIE AlhleNt AAlt4HL
New York Commercial! advertiser: "Thn
1teasnor Bhady-Stlo TN tho evening Of Aug. @3
rusrIel about 100 Hontlctncn dtwn tho bay to
zee tho lighted huoy recently placed in position
near tho Scotland llghtshLp by tho pIntsch Coul-
pauy. Tho lighted buoy was Visible fully five
miles distant. Upon neAr nrpsouch 1t was seen
30 be Incloscd In n glass cAse, thick enough tO
withstand the waves, nnd III arrhNgcd that tho
balt from tho sea will not adhere 10 1t. tits
placed i've feet aboyo the surface OF tho water,
AMI Is regulated TO burn for thlrly-llvo days aud
nights. ln Europe, whcre these huoya nse
almost generally used, IN automatic arrange
nlent Is attached which tttrns oil tho light nt
daylIRht and turns 1t Oh al dusk, but tho cost OF
tho arrangement exceeds tho rrfCG bf tho lbgfit
itself. The lights last, according to tholr eizc,
frou thlrty-fiye to le0 dnys. Among tho guests
were several pilots and II steamship CaptAln
each of whom spoke III hcarty torlls OF
tho lfaht, and commended II fur It's cheap
HESS, durability. aud Improvement over the sya.
teln of lixhtshtps. Tho au9Rcstion was tnRda
that a dozen OF ltrhtcd buoys 1T tho hafbor
would not DO 90 expensive as one luhtshIp, With
The advantages that rcady Gun be ltscerncd Mt
psco. Tho rintsch systom or lighting WITS In
trodllccd into this country ~ 3en. 0rorga II.
~ Sse fSs wss I'D
other wcll-kuown capitalists"
TIE IAlsyUn AT roItT SHERMAN,
Thls Is how corrcspondont writes to tho Mus.
bhersnan: "Alt ot our harb0r Hnd rivur. iill-
pruEcMents arc contrulic1 by Hoard of EtlRl.
neer corps OF tho atluy. Under this Honnl Il HI
Glitter Ut tho cOrpA In cCE ltlcn tatriut with hts
Sub oillccrs and, last OF ul tho Inspectors. Ihia
tl.!oa!hefy Wofns nseely. Information coneetn.
s NH tfs stsIn An,' AJ m VI. ~ ~ Msscotgs
nI tuorti ~ ,nt th"ir h"tsa tmtIor ~ au ,s
1,npa %rsicrs md a1,inHa1iona ,vniuh ~, a.,t
,sn ,hrnmth ihc sfStr 1I; " IN ;spm s
~ WIN . thn s"u rlr any ~, ,h ~ ~ ~ 's
,m.ua' ar [,,,t n,I Hs .,s' ~ ,,,, ,
~ nr ~ , h IN ~ @ s11y @ eSS! LILY LII
nntttisalv enmcoti ,,stinntalv ~ rtan n,h
n NM! sim t"ot sasast y, ~ ~ - o,, u"t w y
rhrnn"I o,ohtcrn rc"i lam ~ Tor ~ Ia - ~ ~
rn ssoa t avvh nvet. !us hne l"ssaao ~ "
Fho work ntij out for MS scuNO1i WIS ii tujah
lho last crb on tho rUrth pier, then to slak four
new crils M5ty foot III l0u9th, stnrllnE tn feet
HUrth Of the now north plor In tho lno ur tho
new north pIoF, RIld okaGtIy 0vcll with tho cru
uf thu old. Several yoara will 10 required to
complete the ontlro Huhuuc. Ut coIlrsa tho
TfeheaL notth plef VIII he uloyed IN tho H4w
e ae , ao u, "n1H ~, , tns sGAsn 10 eot'pleto Inc
soas SS*o ~ W. - .'.e... y. wv.
Aau ~ 1AAE HIS DLb CHEW.
Toronto 1kN; ."Another specimen OF tho
BtrcllEth OF tho SeAnlGn'a uui0n III Kingston
WI. exhibited Wednesday, on ltuArt tho scl,Oon0r
@ tno ga!oh saGes, aa4 9senHrHea , E; ~ tnc
sfs HAsNHt "EHk MI
, 1881-08-29

TNOpIC-TItUIT LANAI,', -.
Is thu l'cst preparation In .Ie worn ,s,s. ~.
Constipation. l'illousne.s. Headache f". ~,
md all kindred Complaints ~ ~ ~
gently, effectively, and Is 'le'ie'o'r ',,,s
take. Cleansing the system tlloFoasaai "a
Il impa..s v,gor 10 lnsus! aud buy s ',e
disIels Melancholy, Hylmcl'o''of'.'n fn,M
Oae trial eonuiucts. Packed In p'sA''~
tln boxes only.
Price rs and 60 Cts. Sold BY al oE1n.1
, 1881-08-29
YANDERBILT'S PALACE.
An Interior View Of the Great House
on Fifth Avenue, New
York,

York,
---
1hrba Maonlf1cen& Dwelttnus IN )ne-Dnnrs Of
n..s.. n."..,. ~ .....,. ~
ofeu1e, fasoFehts W h'osa'e' anu
Cniumns of Marhtn.
@"'S W ""'".
r,,o PAINTINGS ~, rof1,oro on,1 Wnt1e-A
MnntsnH Wift,0nf n Enfttet.
'."''oA
---
Mem ,,,e cor7t,rou,,,nee pbt,odt<.phfa Times.
rnn wr,.nt vnn,sr,,,;t ,,n,ann M i:,s.h mw,.nno
~. ,,,a, ~ .,.s
BEEN lii cuusse Ut erection. md Il now no ncarly
Dnshel thas It's owner expects to necupy it t,e.
aot. III a@u ~, ~ ockatr' r,. u, ,.,.."
ness. thare ~ no ho''se llkr II. rev ff'tlces
, 1881-08-29

WtnrhestsF'a &aypophosnAtess
Will cure consumption, coughs, weak lunxs.
..N, n.runsh!tis, and genugd deblusy. Establls6c4
, 1881-08-29

defetaf DapIteh to Ias CAltaoa Tribune.
: NursAlA,, N. T.. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. A. Georxer and llui!yFa, ooal to ChicaKo ut
kl.1; tho propeller p. lIHileutlt1n asld pollsurs
bIooFe 4" tb EF1u Rnd lnA4 coal tor Chiuayo.
At cLHrkt.AAD, u,
Sosttal nspatth to 1As tA1tapo 4tttune
CLEyEt.AKu,Q.. AMg. Y. ['hartgNl- -Bchoouprs
kata Wsnsiaw and =. q. Kingt Ct,ai u Chcaxu.
private turuisi bNrk Can<tu40u. uru, E9SAuuba
u EteyeIunl, 1T xl.Ai,
, 1881-08-29

nDt very extensive Rruss. pnt arulinll It ulAy Uu
pa.lcd ly tint IIatng-. Ih0tu haA butn soulu tulk
abolit hIr. VandcrhIlta tntontun IL buy tho Ito
Elln Catholic Orphan Asylum tlreutly 0p1oslt
for that purpose. NJ dctIntt tonutlslon nus yet
nucup!es ono whola Iloek Of ground. 'rhU build
inR, Which wrls erected y nuastcr OF Il CENTURY
nXu, WIS utlul GtlAttHh for that lhy, utlt h,lH u
uauap and seeautl" ha1il lank nuw. II Sir. VIM
siort.tt suMitt bt,y. hu wDNia haru a magnificent
ghtluA, md th0 Asylum would 6u in fltnlla tu
put up II utoo building elsewhoro.
And now 1t Ii reported shAt s(i!lt0unlso Fluod,
frntn THO rnotar CoMst. means 10 mltah'no Vnn-
which will 10 lnrgur nnd moro costly,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-13

"warp and woot," altogether its own; and
which establishes its claim to div inc ori
gin and mission.
Here is the highest philosophy; the
plan OF human redemption.
Here Is the grarde>t beginning and the
most glorious consum,nation. We are the
creatures OF God, the hei,s Of immortality
and are destined to live and reign with God
and Angels forever. Read, mediate and
love the Bible"
The officers Of the Beaver Head county
Bible society are al follows:
MIR. John Shively, President,
lhos. Louglridgt, Vice-President,
James Paine, Secretary.
Albert Crowell, Asst S.c'v.,
John L. Dinglcy, Treasurer,
- Coffin member ot the executive
which includes the officers.
There viii be II deposit Of tho socity'.
Bibles snade III Dillon, and the public will
be notified OF the place, SO that all may
have access to them, and purchase al
reasonable rates. The superintendent anc
colpo' teurs propose visiting ever. part q
Montana AS early as possible.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-13
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ZION and effects, physicians use the CHERRY
PECroRAL extensively il their practice
and clergy men recommend it. 1t is abso.
lutely certain in its remedial effects, and
will always cure where cures are possible.
For SALE ny ALL DEALERS.
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Communicated.
ssTHE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,""

Last Sabbath evening there was held in
the NJ. f. Church in Dillon very inter-
est;ng meeting at which time an Auxiliary
Society wits organized for Beaver Head
county, discourse was delivered by Rev.
i. ID. Fisher ID. d., 'District Supcrintend-
ent of the American Bible Society,"" fol.
lowed by remarks by Rev. +. a. Riggin.
The "American Bible Society" is sixty
five-y years.old, and has issued nearly forty
million copies Of the Holy scriptures: 1t is
one Of the great benevolences OF the coun-
try. 1t is Non-Sectarian, publishing the
Bible, without note or comment, publishing
1t for the entire people, and for all lands.
Its work is not to build up an, sect or
party, but to advance religious truth and
aid In the promotion Of genuine morality
and Picty.
1t is supported in this laudable work by
eight Of the leading Churches OF America,
who by their collections and contributions
give annually, hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars to make mankind better, wiser and
h'ppier:
And ii is not strange that good and wise
'ne,,, thus devote some Of their wealth for
such purpose. The Biole is the best book
foundation of all truth and genuine morali.
knowledge and truth. 1t has stood the op
position and test Of the vilest enemies,
through all past, and present. 1t has passed
the most rigid and critical SC, utiny OF
the learned Of all ages and nations. 1t has
had the greatest attention bestowed upon
It's translation out Of the original into the
vernacular, and has passed through more
critical reviews than all ancient writings
together.
In its history, preservation, translation,
and dissemination, it is the most remark
able book In the world.
It contains the most sublime poetry and
inspiring song that ever flowed from NOR.
tai lips or tongue, or was penned BY the
hand Of man.
Its history is the most ancient varied
and universally authenticated. to bc found
on earth. Its morality is Hcavc, inspired
and Of universal applicability, lifting man
into communion with the pure and good OF
all ages. Nowhere in the universe is there
such a system Of religious truth as is r.
vealed in the Bible. Its incentives, to q
pure and holy life, are addressed to oul
reason, and reach as high as the aspiration
of an immortal being can soar. Its iniunc
tons to solemnduty; and always in accord
With the weighty responsibility Of an intel
ligent moral agent.
It's descriptions of sin, and its de!inia
tious Of its results are fearful to contem
plate, ani designed to warn, in time, tha,
we may escape It's eternal consequences
The wise, the good, the pure OF all ages
conditions and sexes. have made the Bible
the rule OF their lives. and,he grounds o
their hope when diving.
Written by more than forty individuals
covering period Of seventeen centuries
the writer's living in different lands, and ir
every conceivable estate, from the king UP
on his throne. TO the captive In his cell
! The Book possesses "rlan and plot" !;
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p A T e NJ r S .
DILLON HOSPITAL,

TWO DOORS NOR I'll oF r;iE rK,Hu NE Or fiCE,
NAM SlNEEr,
Dillon, Montana.
lille Sick Kill r.r.i,e t0rtui attention.,
good Nursing and bc f,c1..tea .s,tA comfort.
uble Mds.
The H.w et H.u7syAsa,.: L'"muiI, xiii find
actIv/avia5lc Ap1M ,f tie i),liog Hosrsfoi 1871
BEATTY'S ORGANS Is nsctul stops, SITS reeds
.a.-~ ON: $685. kianos IS up: t-Y-lIlus.
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Presbyte, ian church ON Sunday, a search
Tor the cause Of noisome gaseous smell
In the lecture room, revealed the body of
the janitor, ]. B. Osborn, who has been
missing since Wednesday morning. The
body was nearly nude and gas was cscap.
Ing from the connecting pipe ofa small gas
stove.
A correspondent writing from Dublin
SAYS: The time Of the manufacturing and
industrial classes is coming and when the
Land question is settled, other questions
which are already beginning to loom up
before the ewes Of the political observer
will come tc agitate the country as much
as eve,. Agitators will do their utmost to
keen the people in state Of fcrment.
The release Of John Dillon was quite
unexpected.
Details Of the lightning disaster In Oar
lington county, Charlston, 5. G., shows
that twenty white men were working on
highway and rested under All oak tree.
Clouds we're visible at q distance. but the
sun was bright and hot. There were no
indications OF electricity. Suddenly ter
rifle crash startled one who was little
ways of and he beheld his companions
dead, wounded or raralvxed in the throcs
Of death. Four were Killed outright, and
the others are probably fatally wounded.
There was heavy rainfall an hour after
wards.
Secretary Blaine in a dispatch Of the sth
saws: During the past three days
the President has peri ideally cNpe'
rirnccd rise oi temperature, indicating
another obstruction to the flow of p''s. \
surgical operation, Vas performed at this
MOI ming by DR.. .Aenew. assisted bv all the
surgeons in attendance, by which tree
communication between the pu> cavities
and the surface OF the body has been e>,
tablisl,cd. The operation was performed
,u,ier the influence of ether. The Pre>i
dent endured it we'll andat this hoar (Io &c
\. n., is doing a. well as could b. hoped
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