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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-13

not be questioned, that they are very reluc-
tant to undertake the journey. No reason is
assigned for this except their fear Of iIjuring
their professional reputation by taking him
on such a journey and having something hap
pen. He is now expectorating pus and this
may mean some new lung complication.
3 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, o p. m Bliss says
The President has passed a very comfortable
afternoon; pulse. though slightly accelerated,
is firm. H. manifests an Interest III the pro-
posed removal to morrow morning, and Is
desirnus of knowing all the details. Or.
Boynton considers the President better to-
day than for a week past. Temperature
slightly above normal now.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Herald this
morning publishes interviews with promineh,
men on the subject of the inability ofthf
| Vice-Fresident to take the rei's "f govern
ment. Ex.P President Hayes, the report says
declines to be Interviewed Oh the subject but
from what we learn he does think IL advisable
under the circumstance TO have General Ar
thur serve during the disability OF President
Garfield. av
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SUMMONS.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
ond Judicial District of the Territory OF
Montana, In and FOR the County FOL oi sl y 4 n nHm.
son, John Hauswirth, Louise Anderson, and
the North Star and Salisbury Mining Com.
papMX oo astena send greeting eai Pe TO Fred. J. Anderson,
JOIN HauswIrtl. Louise Anderson and the
North star and sa,isbnIy Mining Lining Company tn ,nes ;nG in
"a plaintiff. in the District Court ,f the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Montana, in aid for the County Of silver Bow
and to answer the complaint filed therein, WIN
in ten days exclusive OF the DAY OF serVlGel al
ed within this county, or if served out OF this
county, but in this District, within twenty days;
, otherwise y, w, T1 b , iak ,9l. sga Iass YOU oa 'aeeording to
the prayer of said complaint:
Tie said action Is brought to require the de-
PENDANT, the North Star and Salisbury Mining,
Company, to answer and show what interest. II
any, il has in a75 feet along the lead being the
undivided \ interest Mt crest of th Wa SsiisS MiSin M'h niss
and being the same int rest decided by one
son, and to declare the deed executed by James
T. Jockey to said Anderson, conveying SAID IN
terest on The 7th day of August, 1s7s, a deed OF
trust executed solely for plaintiffs use ana
benefit. and being Il conveyance without CON
sidcration on the part of said Anderson, what
ever, and to declare as null and void and TO can
eel and annul the deed executed on or about the
22d day of December, 1870, by said defendant,
Fred C.. Anderson to John Hauswirth, convey
ing said interest, and to declare the deed exc
cuted at said last dale by said Hauswirth to
Louise Anderson, for said interest. as set aside
and declared null and void. and that the SAID
Fred. c. Anderson and Louise Anderson be re-
ouired to execute q sufficient deed conveying
said premises to plaintiff, and that said N0rth
Star and Salisbury Company be declared &c
have no title TO said interest and hat plalhtlf
have a Judgment for his costs. -.
And you are hereby notified that if you raj
to appear and answer said complaint as above
reonired, the said plaintiff will take q de1anl
against you and apply to the court for the relic
demanded in the prayer of plaintiffs complaint
Given under nv hand and The Seal OF the DIS
trict Court of the Second District of the Terri
tory of Montana, in and for the Coun
ty of Silver Bow, this 18th day o
IsEALl August. in the year of our Lord on
thousand eight hundred and eighty
one.
GEO. w. IRWIN. Clerk.
ago. wit By CHAS s. WARREN, Deputy Clerk
F. T. MCBRIDE, Atty.
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Bowie station, which were kept in active
operation for several hours. If these reports
ale true there is no doubt but that these are
the Mescalero bands moving out Of Sonora
and Chihuahua north to aid the white men
and Indians. Captain NJ. H. Stacey, OF tne
Twelfth Infantry, and Captain A. l.. Smith,
of the Eighth Infantry, with two scout
and seventy enlisted men from Fort Yuma,
passed through here for Thomas at 4 p. IN.
They will drive 65 miles from Wilcox.
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THE PRESIDENT.
He Reaches Long Branch and
Enjoys tie Trip.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 6.-The President
reached Long Branch shortly after 2 o'clock
to- lay. He stood the journey remarkably
well and really enjoyed it. He is doing
well. The ,'av at Long Branch is hot, but a
good breeze is blowing. He left washington
at $3.50 this morning. His ted was arranged
40 he did not scarcely feel the vibration CT
the cars. No bulletin.
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TAKEN Up.

Come to the Barnard ranch. Upper Deer Lodge
Valley, on or about the first of May. one light
bay horse mule. black name and tail, branded
diamond X on left shoulder, The owner Is re-
quested to prove property, Pay charges anu
take him away.
oaIlp4W
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The President.

ExEcUrIvE MANSION, Sept. $3.50 a. m.
his hour the President is resting quiet
ly with no indications OF any material change
since midnight. EA&%& :" VI
New YORK, Sept. GA private dispa II
from Washington says: From al unnsuali
well-,nformed source it is ascertained tn t
the iuiamed gtani is threatening to slo"e
off. in which case the removal Of the Tres
dent will be delayed
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. >, $50 a. NJ.
The President vomited late last night, and
once about an hour after midnight. NotwltE-
standing his disturbance he slept we'll most
of the n ght and this morning has taken God
by the mouth and has retained 1t. His PHI e
is somewhat more frequent, but in other =
spects his condition is about the same as at
this hour Yesterday. His pulse is los; teni-
perature, 9S.4; respiration, Is.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 p. m, Sept.
5.-The Presidents condition has not materi-
ally chan ed since the last bulletin was is
sued except that there is some increase OF
pulse. He took nourishment by the mouth
with relish and no return of gastric irritation
Pulse, ia; temperature, 500; respiration, Is
<Signedl BLISS,
BARNES,
WOODWARD,
REYBURN,
HAMILTON.
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Mr.. Armstrong could not go, but he
thought his wife would be very glad to GO
down to the old home, and if Mr.. Wilson
could wait day or two tor them to get
ready they would go. and Nellie could
make the transfer there if she concluded
to sell she could do as she pleased.
Mr.. Wilson could wait Just as well a.
not. and as Mr.. Armstrong found out by
their conversation that he was son of n
old college chum and long time friend of
his, he extended an invitation to him to
spend the time he was in the city at his
house.
He did 80, and of course was shown
about the city, sometimes by Mr.. Arm
strong and Nellie. but generally by Nell
ie alone He found in Nellie very
agreeable companion. She could talk
common sense and could play chess, his
favorite game, and by the time the week
in which Mrs. Armstrong took to get read
in was over. they were very good friends.
On Tuesday of the next week the party
arrived at Cantonville, where they were
to be the guests of Mrs. Wilson, Charles
mother.
Here was another surprise. Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. Armstrong had been class
lldlI5 at u etAopi Htdi .
before, and thew had so much to say to
each other that Charles had to devote his
whole time to Nellie. thing, by the way
that he seemed to take to as handily as
though he had always been in the habit
of taking young ladies in charge, whereas
he had never been seen in company with
one before at least not to the remem-
| brance of any of the Cantonville people.
Two weeks was all too short for the visit
and when the time came for the visitors
TO return to the city. Charles and Nellie
would have forgotten all about the island
had not Mrs. Armstrong asked if they had
got the deed all fixed.
Nellie blushed and said no. they had
not had time to get to the registers office,
while Charles looked out of the window
and said nothing. SO the next day was
spent in making the transfer, and it was
two DAYS more before thew could agree on
the price. which was finally settled at a
thousand dollars. as Charles positively
refused to take it at a cent less.
As he babe his visitors good bye at the
cars he said to Nellie Il shall commence
to build my house on the island right off,
and have it really for visitors next sum
mer when hope your family will honor
me with another visit"
ooh, certainly" said Nellie. land in
the meantime if YOU come to Boston don t
| forget to visit us
mo danger Of that said Charles, as
the train moved away.
! The house on the island WAS begun at
once. and hardly week had gone by be-
| fore Mr.. Wilson found it necessary to visit
Boston for supplies of some kind. lie
went Saturday. and concluded it would
not be losing much time to remain over
| Sunday, and came back on the early train
Monday, so he did so. OF course he spent
Sunday ut the Armstrong;. and Monday
morning he did not take the early train.
but instead went with Mr.. Armstrong to
his office. They were in private CONVEX
sation for an hour or so. when Mr.. Will
son came ont and went to the depot.
Continued Tomorrow
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Nefu advertisements.
Ru pture


20
DBL. A. SHERMAN-Dear Sir: am happy 10
INFORM You that am entirely cured OF my large sG,o
tal runture II is one year ago to-day that receive
,.nur ttreatment have tested the cure by gong
without the appliance. My business is that OF
locomotive engineer. NY rupture, as you WIZ o
TO your mind was similar to Mr.. 1oroah 8 ~ 'O"
pamphlet of Illustrations. a., army
was ruptured the year 1863 while IN tne ar rra,
/ have tried spring ana elastic trusses VIII 80 -;
discomfort and injury, my rupture always sroMins
worse. Finding must get some relie1 or give up ~
business determined to try You as last resort
and must saw that found your treatment com
Mt. snccess NV Improvement and cure have. con-
sidering my terrible condition. surprised nay irenus
as well as myself. During your treatment ma. {
worked hard in my business, enjoying both saisty
aud comfort and have not lost days work MY
general health has also improved. willtake pleasure
in recommending the afflicted TO you whenever
have an opportunity. ,ae. .,
You may publish this letter for the benent o.
humanitv My address is 2ll East 4ith-street WIN
best wishes remain yours respectiuly,
WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City, Oct. -, 1850.
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NOTICE,

VTNHE members of the Kennebec Log Driving
L Company are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of the Company will be held at Jobnson's
Han, in Gardiner, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
February 1851 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
following purposes, viz: ' VI"
LIST. To choose a Moderator
"a. To hear the report of the Treasurer. and take
suen acIion thereon as may be thought proper.
"a. 10 choose officers for the ensuing wear
4th. 10 take such measures for driving the logs
the ensuing season, and raise such sum or sums Of
money LOT mat purpose as may be deemed necessary
gally come before them may IT,
Gardiner. Jan. %. 1851 ;.naettd
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C ANTERB URY SHAKE RS
WORLD-RENOWNED
SARSAPARILLA.
The Great Health Restorative.

NIFTY years of faithful attention to the minutes'
Il details in the GROWTH, SELECTION AND PRE-
PARATIoS of its ingredients enritle this great origi
nal Family Medicine the confidence of those desir
ing pure, safe effective, and genuine Blood Puri-
fer, Spring Medicine, Appetizer and Tonic 1t has
been publicly endorsed and prescribed by hundreds
Of the greatest American physicians. ameng whom
are Drs. Valentine Mott, Dixie Crosby, and Prof.
Cleaveiand. Every druggist familiar with its viz
tues will bear testimony its universal excellence,
unequaled purity, and failing II is Il
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

DIR. l.. !. Kahn, 81 East 10th ST.. n. ~ -
Proprietor Dr.. kAHN's MUSEUM OF ANAI,oM, and
those desious of consulting him, that he has Ops'
an Office at 81 Hancock ST., Boston where nc 10
consulted EVERY THURSDAY from A. ~
7. VI. and to L. NJ. a., t,sst
DR. KAHN having devoted 30 years 70 ,i, ~.
ment of the nervous system arising from ss;lmen
to which may be traced many of the obscure ~ inu
which effect youth and manhood, is enaoiea
those Placing themselves under his u ,,s aedjes
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. KAHN .asts %
work NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, which u nesiut
these cures; forwarded to any address on Thur
. cents in postage stamps. Attendance e'nsI At 81
Ea., =" mn Nj a. 81, BOSTON, anu nov27dn
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Its Relief and Cure as Certain
Follows Day.

since the REDUCTION of Dr. sherman terms Ou.
throwing away their gripping irksome. dsnr;,,,ts ady
life. pnnshing trusses. His treatment Tor M; and
ton makes the patient comfortable and SAT- 4; aae.
performance of every kind of exercise or Lob III the
a grand thing, and those who are ruptnraI Its
not provide themselves with it must endure an anu 90
gers of that precarous sflictlon and the e aAh
all through life. Thousands Of those cured DIV. -
most fatierng testimonials of gratitude IN NJ S Tie
MAN. He is the author and inventor Of bis ,o StEs
system he imparts his secret tn no one il il paI
able TO all classes and cases, and under hs aYpae
rate, within the reach of almost everyone 'uuc'd
Patients can receive treatment and leave Co.,
same day. DIR. SHERMAN'S Book on Run,nrs n ns
convincing proofs from professional gentiemes "ss
Others OF his successful treatment II is iIns.a4a
with photograph pictures of bad cases betora . @se
and is sent TO those who send 10 cents Pun eafe
office psi broadway. \. Y. Branch office AZ W;iL "a
Boston. Days in New lork-Monday. Tuesdar 81 y,
urday. In Boston-W ednesday, Thursday and f,S az
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GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

invented by Thos. Corbett and prepared for fifty
years by the CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF SHAKERS.
at SHAKER VILLAGE, n II. Those who have fail
ed to be benefited by other Sarsaprlas earnest
ly desired 10 make single trial of this pure and
wholesome compound Of shaker Sarsaparilla, Dan
deliou, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Black Coho>h, Gar
get, Indian Hemp, and he Berries of Juniper and
Cubcb united with Iotde OF potassium. made by the
society, because il is safe, failing, and adapted
TO all ages and both sexes.
IL eeanses the blood, regulates the stomach and
bowels. purites the system Of humors and inherited
diseases and is OF priceless value in maintaining the
health of the household Inquire for CoEBETr =
SHAKERS SAESAPAEIL..A. Sold everywhere.
SHAKERS VILLAGE, y. H., Jan. /, 1880.
fs-Enclose Stamp 'or Shaker Manual
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We reach for riches and we grasp mill
stone, unless in health To enjoy them a
Cough or Cold quickly works our physical
ruin unless we are careful. Use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price - cts.
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Nfu Embellishments
For TEN DOLLARS Cash

we will insert six line advertisement one week IN
list of 253 weekly newspapers, or five lines IN d-
ferent list of $50 papers; six lines two weeks IN
choice of either of six separate and distinct lists
containing from Is 10 $50 papers each. Catalogues
sent free. Address GEO. Z. ROWELL 4 Co.,lo
Snruc. 81 New York febet &w4w
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Legislative N0tice.

cerned, that the Kennebec Log Driving CS on ri
will apply to the Legislature of Maine, ioI nieis
1881, for authority to construct boom uspd ~
the kennebec river, at Browns Island so .. Am.
kennebec Log Driving Co.. by p,.sideSt
ABNER C0BURN, rre''
Deeomfop 1901
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Important Notice.

VTT OF ATTUNTA,
MAYORS OFFICE, December II, 1850.
To Charles H. Hhde City Marshall
Several complaints have been made to me in re.
gard to sliding in the public streets and on sidewalks
and ALREADY one quite serious accident has resulted
from it. You hereby directed TO enforce the CITY
Ordinance prohibiting sliding in the streets, without
fear or favor. Please issue your order at once and
then RICHLY enforce the ordinance
L. o. VICkERY Mayor
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q ~ r3.r7A YEAR and expenses to Agents Out.
n 4 fit Free. Address L. o. NlCkERl,
y - Augusta. Maine dec6t&wiw
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OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL.

OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL }
AUGUSTA, Maine, December II, 1880
Agreeable TO the above order of the Mayor, I
hereby notify all parties that and after this date
shall rigidly enforce the City Ordinance prohibiting
sliding on the public streets and walks Of this CITY,
and all offenders will receive the full penalty of the
ordinance; c. II. WHITE, City Marshal.
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HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN

Any person TO be seriously i'll without weak siOh-
ach or inactive liver or Kidneys? And when me-
organs are in good condition do you not find hef
posscssor enjoying good health? Parkers "ih
EerTOnic always regulates these important orgsDii
and never fail 10 make the blood rich and pure M
to strengthen every part of the system. II has cur
hundreds OF de,pairing invaiids Ask your RegnO"
about il. jaD3liN
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Notice.

DIR. BRICKETT has renewed Ii. omoo
" 40 state street, one door north of old
' liou'e' jan4teod2m
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TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle OF accuInulating profits for den
mite perio Il, which frs: introduced by this Soce
ty. and ha been recommended and endorsed by emil
neut experts in Life Insurance. and by leading busl
ness Forty Four per cent. has been earned ana
accumulated on the premiums paid on its rontine Life
ment Policies, issued " itiin the last five years
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society TO notc, they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
of the strict ana conservative princplcs BY
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society, per
feet security s given for the future which is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transactions as the Equitable; none IS more pro m
nd just in its dealings.
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Insolvency.

N petition of Robert ii. Thompson, insolvent
tate, ~ ms inso'eht es-
UkDERED, That notice be given in the Kennebec
S S.ei newspaper printed in Augusta, for two
second Monday of February ISL at two o.cnh .i nc
tne afternoon. at the Probate Office in Augusta.
HOWARD OWEN
Augusta. Jan. a, 1881. oys
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vINHIS INCOMPATIBLE NUTRIENT, is richie
l. i'll Bone and Muscle Producing Materials than
all other forms of malt medicine. while free from
the objections urged against malt liquors For diff
cult digestion, Sick Headache, Consumption, Ema-
citation, Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Nervous
ness, Want of Sleep, Lucrative Weaknesses of Fee
mails, Exhaustion of Nursing Mothers, of the Aged
and of Delicate Children. MALT BITrERS the
purest. best and most economical medicine com
pounded. Sold everywhere,
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So oo0,ooo,

The Lives Insured by the Society sre carefully sc
ected in different parts of North America ana Europe
furnishing, by this broad field OF operations IN au
diOnal and exceptional safety tot he Policy holders:
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Prem.
ums Principal. The Surplus are returned annually TO
he Insured.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
.S ;l urper very b3nant shred at the top and
W " nc hsck forming shirred guile to the waist

r;cd ", et! " very oon0dnf shred at the top and
i'" 70 inc heck, forming shrred guile to the waist
TRAVELLING SUITS.
for Autumn Travelling costumes the Canoness ia new
o"e FOUND IN cashmcrcs fannels tricot and honeycomb
eo" Gamers Lair and serge. Other popular colors are
oe' sage AMI bronze green. pruDe plum There are
very ugly annes striped red yellow sickly frog
green ana brown; dull red and dead leaf brown;
'o ne" cbevo's come also I'm these colors In stripes
oTc1S & a, broken plais Machine stitching forms the
toit nanneis and camels hair are fire.
ttIh,H ttomnh mate combined with silk. Happily one can
no @ Nv new Wool en- goods without shiyering: there Is
eott y harShness or wiry horror, for they are as
~ oaohy woven, and agreeable handle as silk
gn,,, fashion is at the present moment
nes ~ pasc OF extravaganza in fantastic rich
non, "SHI sh ara ornament The newest of these are
VI shtnscoitts Of exceeding lust re made IN such
"a T as T. t OF the bird OF Paradise leafsiap-
Wi ue u.s. gcometric patterns starred banded in fret
,od ,u afabe' iucs These cords are not stiff but are
sh"n ,S holt pifg that readily lends itself to any
n~ ~ iso nipgs in fringe with a drop Jet gliseIi-
iad.r ae each end, or 1t is arranged in
n"s,s sr-shape crossed with lets The
iiass,on i @ for jet has by no means sEbsided: il
niono IN all the costly frges vine and set
r n, orn ooru pdhsemeDterie and in large elegant
cnts The pretty colored bead enbroery
Gnns va u"seiheterie ornaments imported made of
tmn Jnt ru Jet Some OF the artistic designs are
Wsn, MUGS spiked ferns, aud bamboo.
uttI7eis' A. l. stewart Il Co., Lord & TAYLOR William
for attention. wan P"So "cocPV 'nanhs
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
NO EXCUSE FOR NOT WORKING.
he Editor or TIE Tribune.

TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Now that families are returning to the
city, the avenues will be frequented by numbers
lusty men representing that they cannot nd work.
begging for money to pay for food and lodging. II
such referred this place. We will provide for
their immediate needs and give them the benefit
work system" II they competent, furnish
satisfactory references provide them with
situations through our Free Employment Bureau.
JOHN DooLY, General Secretary
Bowery Branch Young Mems Chrigtian Association
Haw-Y0rk, September b, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

cured bail and left the city the South He purchased
whns IN England stallion and twenty brood mares.
winch arrived safely in This city few days The
horses We're tached yesterday by the plaintiff inst
ney were aont to be shipped their owners farm in
tne south Mr. Sherwfn has put in the
pant In which he denies that he collected auy
cOunt. - ~ NV N~N>N~- - ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
A LOT Or HORSES ATTACHED.

The Southern Inland Navigation and I'M
provement Company recently began an action
against +. r. Sherwip man prominent III
railway affairs the South, to recover $500
alleged have been collected but not accounted
for. Mr. Sherwn his from Europe last month
was arrested order issued in the action. lie