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A Lady Cured of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

Chrisiiansburg, Va, Ia2r.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which could get no relief,
tried Browns Iron biiters, which
cured re completely. a child oi
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem 10
be able to cat at all. lgaVe him Iron
Bittcgs with tie kspp;eSI results.
]. kYLz MoSrAGVz.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-08

WHEN the ella dstone Ministry
undertook to paciiy Irelasd by the
coercion act they entered upon a
path where no retreat was posi-
BILE and where the advance should
have been rapid and unJrOken.
The cautious measures of repress-
ion employed for the past four or
five mcnths have aggravated the
disorders in Ireland mil, as NJ.
Gladstone himself admits, the state
of the country is more serious than
at any time for fifty years. AS a
natural consequence the coercion
policy must be made more vigor-
Gus, and the reluctance of part oil
the Liberal Ministry to agree to
.tension threatens a serious
lion in the government ranks
is true that Dir. Chamberlain
dds retiring the position of the
idstone Ministry must be criti-
1, though the intentions OF Sir
larles Dixie would not be Indie
We OF anything but desire To
ige for his own benefit. Grant
that the adoption of The policy
oercion was unwise, Gladslonr
gone too far to retreat, and
ssntagonism will now probab! !,
,e him forward and sustain him
he conflict until the Irish dis.
oraers exhaust themselves or are
crushed. -Phila. Times.
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LYDIA z, PsNgHAws's
Positive Cure


for all those Poiaiui Complaint. end Weaknesses
soeomnon t0oaF Ssst Tezinic popsiHtiOH.
Il will cure entirely tie w.. for, II Female Com
piaints all ovarian trccLlcs Inflammation aid Clcera
ton. Failing and IiEnlscVness, AID the consequent
Spinal Weakness, Ena u IaE.ouIaIly Gcaf:ed to tho
Change OF Lie.
IL will dissolve end epe tcmors from the uterus IN
IN early stage Of development Tie tendency 10 can.
eeroGs humors thre.s checked vory seoy by Is
II removes fainnes- fsucRcy. destroys all craving
for stimu!nns. and relieves weakness a the Gtorach
Il cures Boatinc Eeat.ehes, Nervous rrossrEton,
General peal!ty. ses:sssnsss DspsessiJn nd Indt-
gestson.
That feeling g; bearing cosa. causing rsin, weight
tnc backac!4e, Is nSas permanently cured ~ IT'S
Ii win ut ell times G:d under al circumstances act In
harmony with the laws thss tie female syste.
For tho cure OF Kidney Coi lzis q either this
Compound is unsurpesst.
LYDIA l.. PISKf:A2's FEGETA3LE COM
POUE3e prepared az re and rs weaern Avenue,
Lynn Mass rlice e. elk botslssfoE g. Sent by mail
In tho form o: pills Gl.o IA tie form Of lozensss, on
Tecdq. Of prise, 81 pOr 5ox for either S.s r!nkhsm
freely all letters Of cui-y. se1 for panpl-
kt. Address above. EsE:io- this Paper.
No family should IL wt4Oa: LYDIA z TTEEgANs
LIVER TII-IS. 1hsy soasiiga.ioB bnousnssz.
md torTic.ty OF the liver n eerts rer box
Bz- sold By all 0rsFu!sis. "a
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-08

PROF r. II. Skinner recently
sent in to the trustees of the Dover
Conference Academy his resigna
ton as principal. He was prevailed
upon to withdraw his resignation
on condition that Mr.. Samu.l
Gooding be secured as vice prin
cipal. Prot. Skinner would be- n
great loss To the academy
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Notice to Creditors.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives ro.ce
that he has etioin'd from .ae prpaan%
Court for Worce ter County letters tesla :
e,entary upon tbs estate Of
GEORGE PRYOR,
late of said county, deceased All persons
bsying claims neains' the said esiat- ARE
hereby warned 10 exhibit the came viii he
vouchers thereof. to The subscriber or or
before the lst day of October, in the Ysir
1882. otherwise they may by law 6o excluded
from AL The benefits thei aof.
SAMUEL S. MONSTER
rpl.l3t. ESecntor
Teet, GEO. 7 BR AHTEN.
Register OF Will Tor Worcester County
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Snow Hill. Nd. April 28th, 'S2.

ARTHUR, seeing that the Rrpub
lican party has secured almost the
entire vote OF the negroes, seeks
to secure the entire vote OF the
Chinese also for his party in the
future, by his veto.
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The friends OF the Chinese Im
migration bill attempted to pass
il over the Presidents vet" in the
Senate on Wednesday, but failed
to get the necessary two.thirds
vote in its favor, the vote standing
twenty nine to twenty-one.
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
THE WRIGHT EDWARDS NINE.

The unwanranted, malicious and mis-
ehieYous attack upon tits property and
the ofIieefso f the company operating It,
by d Benton paper, is Il Of the most
unexpected things that could have hap
pened. II there was the slightest foun-
dation forthe charges madei it would not
be SO bad, but under the circumstances
it is an offense too g~rieyous to be over
looked, and we are pleased ii know that
the officers Of the company do not pro-
pose to rest easily under the charges
made. The man who has denounced
them as swindlers has been invited to-
investigate the affairs OF the mine and
the company, and there IS no recourse.
for him but 10 do so.
IF he will do the work thoroughly be.
will have no trouble in ascertainin9 that
several of the stockholders are out a
good deal more money than the first cost
Of their interest in the property. # he
had taken the least trouble to inquire he
would have learned that thus far the
NiOIA VIA tAIG IEiAC ll@o DGCik HI TIT Why.
ofdeyelopnaent; that but little ore has
been taken out in proportion to the ne
cessary work done; that the driving Of
the tunnel alone (all dead work. cost
several thousand dollars, which but q
few weeks ago was completed; That
now, the first time ii the history Of tile
mine, there ~ u fair prospect 81 returns,
rs the property il developed and has
| been leased to the mining and smelling
company. the w. & II. company TeceiE-
ing q royalty upon every ton of ore tax
cn out. ZIG he had taken The trouble ID
ascertain these facts and others iii the
same c5nnection, which could have been.
learned by consulting any of the officers,
the malicious liz would not have Teen
sent abroad that there il something.
rotten i'll the Wright Il Edwards mining
company
There ii no trouble with tile Wright
4 Edwards mine. and if somebody had
not ssgone off h~alf-cockedn there would
have been no occasion for discussing its
affairs in the RIvER PREss.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
TIE RIVER PRESS.

8 Northern, the Canadian Pacific and
the st. Paul, Minneapolis 8 Manitoba,
all Of which are more OF less interested
in securing the traffic Of Northern Mon
tana. It will likewise attract immigra-
ton to this section, thus assisting to
develop III stock, mining and agrieul-.
tural resources and il many other ways
assist III the building upof Benton and
surrounding country. If advertising
pays the merchant-and there Is not one
Of our successful business lnen but will
say It does-it will also pay i town 81
community, especially one about which
so little is known and i'll which such
great opportunities are presented, The
pamphlet project II q good one, and
when the board Of trade entrusted the.
work ofpreparatian TO Col. q. ". Sweet
no mistake was made. He will render
it ali fhat IS required.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
AS ESSOR.

At y meeting Of the board of trade the
other evening MT. q. q. Power was
present and made y number Of good sug-
gestions. Am~ongother matters referred
to oyhIn he advised the selection Of a
good live man for assessor, u who will
get around industriously and assess al
the property Of the county and at it's
correct value, MIR. Power justly re-
marked that thisis one Of the most I'M
portant ofallthe county offices, and that
the greatest care should be exercised in
making the selection. He said he did
not wish to ring in politics in any way,
and counseled the selection Of the right
mar without reference to party consid-
erstions. Mr.. Power takes the correct
view Of the case, and every voter in the
county should agree with him. We
would respectfully suggest to the demo
Gratis and republicans, whose conven-
tons will soon be held, that they should
select their best Inen for this position.
and then let the people choose the fttest
without any regard to party.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
A PAMPHLET.5

VIZ are glad to see that steps are being
taken by u business men to advertise
Benton and its tributary country with
the view Of attracting the attention Of
the various railroad companies that are
now pushing their lines through the
territory. While Benton has advantages
over all other towns Of the territory and
is, as Mr.. Power expresses it, 1.-THE
strongest point in Montana our citizens
cannot afford to remain idle while other
toWnsare putting forth every possible
effort to command the favorable atten-
4tion Of she railroad corporations.
During The ~sojourn Of the Northern
Pacific survey party in Benton, . River
PREss representative was informed by
thenl that the route from Billings to
Benton, when revised by them on the
return trip, would be practicable for q
railroad, and that IL the company could
see sufficient business in sight there is
40 question shout their beginning the
! construction Ill The branch TT once.
They will waa. Il ar. said
ourinformant saracy
that the busili N ssletJ. their
stay, CHIEF HaaEgigs AMI Ills cv J col
lected some staff tics III iefer llee 10
Benton's busin \, butof course they are
to d great eytent ineomlle.e-an one Of
the principal XII. Gets of the proposed
pamphlet allui.l ~ II show up the bu HI
ness Of Benton Hill the country tribl-
tary, 70 that tiac railroad company may
have some definite III ~orination IN To tile
character and resources of the colin ry
the Benton branch would zap.
Butsfscsa 1 ptlanIilet would ESQ cssers
else an sass Ilee, Ssi III Fsils other I4ii-
r3Adef to- the r-g po the Utah
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

CONGRESS has passed a bill which
authorizes the governor Of Utah 10 fill
all vacancies IN office, caused by the
failure to elect the first Monday Of this
month. This little brief authority will
result in ousting q great many Mormops
and putting gentiles in their stead. TT
begins To look as ifthe ruleof the latter
Dav Saint i'll Utah ID coming to a closet
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
Reported British D8fea-

RonE, August s.-Nowspapers con-
tinue to display very hostile feeling
against England. They declare there
oonnoisanee Saturday was really ahoayy
defeat for the British, though disguised
by the official dispatch.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
aird Party

New YoRK, August 1.-THE Times
Philadelphia special says that a move.
menti is taking shape to put third re.
publican ticket in the field in that state,
on which all republicans can unite i
they wish, leaving the sectionsilsts te
fight it out among themselves.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

THE fact that the Record announces
its intention Of supporting the demo
cratic ticket in this county renders the
prospects Of that party rather gloomy.
Unless an exceptionally strong ticket ID
nominated s~altpetre won't save it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
E Cattle Disease.

sr. LouIs, August 8.Dr. Reeves,
secretary Of the state board, has received
Information OF anew cattle disease ia
several counties N the state, and has
ordered specific reports. It seems to be
q contagious febrile affection.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

THE Maginnis movement seems 10 pc
breaking out al over the territory. If
the Major does not put forth an effort to
check it, it viii be taken for granted
that he Is a candidate.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

CONGRESS adjourned sine die on the
9Th inst. III many particulars it was q
Disappointing session, and on the score
Of Extravaganza q bad record has been
made:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

Mr.. NJ. f. MINER would be q good
man TO send to the legislature. He is
not a partisan and the RIVER Press is
Of the opinion it would be aproper thing
to have his name on both tickets.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
Adjourned Sine Die.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 8. Judge
Delos Lake died this morning Of heart
disease.
WAsHINGroN, August a.-A cable
message was received from Minister
Hunt this morning stating that Chand-
ler's message had been received and
stain Lieut.. Aallic has been made ac-
quain5ea with the views of the depart
meat.
The House has cdjourned sine die.
True InWardneas Of the Egyptain IN
brogIio.
NEW August Th.-smalley,
the. Trb Lonacn correspondent,
gives the 4~waraness Of the Esyp-
tains ill He writes: Arab
Pasha Il more nor less than an
nnscruYilloiis N rF adventurer. with
an army II rgges II iii All npof oveaIyicts
and Dtllo \ itliin sis. Ills ob e.
~ n III tic authority of tic law
als IL ;sts. Fo work directly in favor of q
better III of Egypt. This u giving
the tue As iaala party il that country
q 81 anse.s
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

TIE scratching brigade Of Choteau
county will be out In full force on the
It'll of November. Therei is a disposition
anon the voters to select the best men
for the Offices without regard to party.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16

The Democratic county convention
will be held ia this city next Saturday
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-16
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AE letters and communication c1ntaininG matter IN
teaded for publication fn this paper. sho,s{d Be addressed
to .'1Le RiUer Press and he name OF The arr5te1 mast
be giUea To f3sufe attention.
Locat aduaYtf4emeats aef9 Do inserted IN these columns
at te rate IN f1feea cents pet tine from transient and
ten cents Ecr line from re1uJdr advertisers.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-07
One Little Favor.

He had never told his love, their acquain-
lance had been a very short one, and when
suddenly he had placed her arms around his
neck and imprinted kiss upon her rosebud
m ruth. she was naturally startled.
"Sir," she said, ''this is iusufierable."
Forgive me-" he cried, II was mad to act
thus Ibeseech your, pardon me"
''No, can never forgive you. never. You
have forfeited my friendship. You must leave
me at once and forever"
Vainly he plead; she was obdurate. So
glazing an offense could not be condoned.
And so he said he would go. His WI ole
lie would he emhittered, for he te't that her
image could never be efaced from his heart.
Il will GO" he said sadly. "but before l
leave there is one boon that | would ask.
feel that am not unreasonable in desiring
and expecting that you will grant this one
little favor.
"What is it," she asked, gently, touched by
his emotion.
Won't you please take your arm from
sround my neck? ?"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-07
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. E, 1882.
Special Orders No. 81.

Special Orders No. 95.
In connection with the Y. S. military tele-
,raph lines, and upon application Of the signal
,fficer at these headquarters, the qua, termaS-
.er's department will furnish transporfa ion
~ rail and stage, as follows:
Seargant John McGlone, signal corps, U.
:. army, from Denison to Fort Concho.
Teas.
P,ivate G. II. I1ayne, company A, 22nd
,nfant'y, from Jacksboro to Henriette, Texas
Private w. ". McConhe, signal corps, U.
i, army, from Fort Concho to San Antonio,
TEXAS.
Private D. J. Car, signal corps, U. S.
rmy. rom Decatur to Jacksboro Texas.
Private ?. Sherry, signal corps, U.
,rmy, from Jacksboro to Henrietta, Texas.
The commandng officer post Of San An
tonic, Texas, will forward Private Gilber,
Suu res, an alleged deserter from troop NJ, 9Th
cavalry, under charge OF Sergeant A. w
lanes, troop b, Sth cavalry, with the enlisted
men ordered by paragraph ~, special orders
no. OF, current series, from these headquar-
ers. to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to be de
,iyered to the commanding officer at that post.
The quartcrmaster's dspaltment will furnish
he necessary transportation, and the subsis-
ence department commutation of rations, al
he rate Of $I.5o per ci-m, it being impracti-
.able to cary cooked rationS
Recruit James Brown, enlisted by the re-
cruiting officer at Fort Davis, is assigned to
,roop II, 10Th cavalry.
Special Orders No. 81.
Leave of absence for one month, on sur
qeon's cenifcate of disability, with permission
T, 60 beyond the limits of the department. is
granted First Lieut.. J. T. Morrison, adjutan,
10th cavalry, Fort Davis, Texas.
BY order of B-igad;er General Augur.
g. B. Rus ELL,
Capt. 9th Infantry. A. ID. c.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-07
The w Gather.

The weather report for the previous "a
hours, up to 5:34 o'clock this morning, is as
follows:
Observations taken at 5:54 IN. San An.
tonic, barometer, 299l, thermometer, -:
Eagle Pass, barometer, 80 OF, thermom-
eter, 70; Palestine, barometer, 2o.99, thermom-
cter, ~ Platte, barometer, 1901, Their
mometer, s.; Galveston, barometer, 20 "a,
thermometer 81; Denison, barometer, 1899,
thermometer, GO; Palestine, barometer, 3o.oS,
thermometer, II; Indianola, barometer, 1898,
thermometer II; New Orleans, barometer,
20 OF. thermometer, II Shreveport, barom-
eter, 1899 thermometer, II; Vlcksburg.
barometer, 90 OF, thermometer, oo; Memphis.
barometer, 1906, thermometer, o9; Little
Rock. barometer, 80 ID, thermometer, 69;
Port Eads barometer, 20 95; thermometer, 81;
Dodge City, barometer, 40 co. thermometer,
o.; Bismarck, barometer, 1888; thermome-
ter o..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-07
Refnre the Recorder.

Recorder Anderson had - cases before him
to-day. One was continued-that against
Toe Selby for being drunk on the streets. In
10 cases of the IL tried the offense charged
posed. The persons called on to pay it were
John Colwell. Francisco Petra, w. Chrysler,
Iohn Redmond, Mike Corgan, James Dob,
son, !. r. Wise and Louis He'll. In two OF
the 10 entries dismissal were made; John
Williams, for gambling was fined $40; A..
Bella. for carrying a butcher katie $40, and
w. Held a similar amount for carrying a
pistol.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-07
Special Notice tn Ladies'.

just opened and ready for inspection at .ioSkr
X Sons tiI, follow ing new dress goods: Black
and coIurrd clSSmCrcs. The most complete
stock of "Mamic clotn," in hla, X and other
shade. and figures Also in connection with
,hc foregoing there iSa complete aS O.1mCnt of
ldirS mis- -e> and childrcns' nose in cmhrOId-
cry, Lyle. lh,lbriggln, silk and other pat terms
and Il yIcS. see them at once before the assert
mcnI is broken. The price is un,urGiSsngly
low, at JOSke Il Sons. 9-4-6t