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Population and Votes

The indianapolis Journal has pre-
pared the following table, showing the
population In 1880, the vote cast for
President, and the per cent. such vote
is of the population:
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RenntIfnI Women

Are made pallid and unattractlve by functional
Irregularities, which DIR. Pierces . FavOrite
Prescription will iufalhbly cure. Thousands
of testimonials. BY druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-05-26

golden Medical Discovery" is not only a
sovereign remedy for consumption, but also for
consumptive night-sweats, bronchitis, coughs,
influenza, splitting of blood, weak lungs, short
ness of breath, and kindred affections of the
throat and chest. BY druggists.
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It's II very provoking when the editor
tne compositor, when setting it up, puts
= space In the wrong place and makes it
read I" Meeting Of fbena an asses. Ken
lucky State Jouynai in
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To COUGH and at the same time be enter
tanning is impossible. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
viii reach your case Price % cents bottle.
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-vvhen EverytainE EI.c FaaIe...-
ITO dhAND AVE-,

hANSAS NaII1, Mo- luay o 1ooI
II. II. WARNER Il Co.. SirS-For ten years
endured tue fortunes of Bright's Disease. Ply
sicians and their prescriptions were of no avail
When everything else failed 1 resorted 10 youI
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and was restored
to perfect health JUSTIN ROBINSON.
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Contributed to Detroit Free Press Household" -
Housekeepers and the results Of actual expermensJ
SPONGE CAKE.-Two eggs, half cup OF
cream, one cup of sugar, one cup OF
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FIse. ann Hugs

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples and rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas-
well. Hazard g. Co., New York.
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The vineyards of Russian Turkistan
are being destroyed by parasitic fungus
known rs erysiple.
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DIR. PIERcE's "Pellets Little liver pills
(sugar-coated) -purify the blood, speedily cor
rect all disorders of the liver, stomach, and
bowels. By druggists.
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A DULL head and a bilious stomach can be
best conquered by Kidney-Wort.
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PURE cod-liver oil, from selected livers, on
the sea shore by Caswell, Hazard & Co., n. Y.
Absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken It prefer 1t to all Others. Physicians
declare II sunerior to all other oils
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The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro-Yoltaic Belts
and Appliances, on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous
debility. lost vitality and kindred troubles,
Guaranteeing complete restoration OF vitality
and manhood. Address as above.
\. BIO risk Ii incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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WHAT loneliness is more lonely than
distrust.
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Flies. reaches. ante, bedbuSs rats, mice,
eophers, chipmunks cleared out by % Rough on
Rats 15c.
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FARMERS compose one-third of the en-
tire population of the United States.
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isafactl Browns IRON
BITTERs, a true non-alcohol-
&c tonic, made in Baltimore,
Md, by the Brown Chemical
Company, who are old drug
gists and in every Particu-
lar reliable, Will, by remov-
ing the craving appetite of
the drunkard, and by curing
: the nervousness, weakness,
and general i'll health result
ing from intemperance, do
more to promote temperance,
in the strictest sense than
anyother means now known.
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Sized I'm Up.

At restaurant: Waiter advances
"Ros' beef, corn beef n kale, veal pot
pie, bos-"
@Gimme piece o pie n glass o
cider"
Advancing to the next customer:
" Ros' beef, corn beef n kale, veal
pot"
Gimme piece o pie n cup O tea.
To the next: "Pie and cider, or pie
and tea?" That waiter 'sized up" his
crowd-NetV HaUerl Register.
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CERTAINLY an elegant remedy for all
aches and pains is st. Jacobs Oil. says
DR. J. Turner, of Shirrells Ford, n. c.,
In the Ravenswood CIV. Va.) NeloS.
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Thy the new brand Spring Tobacco,
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MAKE HENS lay.

An English Veterinary surgeon ana chemlst, now
travelling country that most ofthe Horse and
Cattle Powders sold here worthless trash He says
that Sherdan's Condition Powders absolutely
and immensely valuable. Nothing earth will make
like Sheridan's Condition Powders Dose,
teaspoonfuI one pint food. Sold everywhere,
sent by mail for letter stanps T. s. JOHNSON CO.,
Boston. Mass. formerly Bangor, Ne.
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DIR. Dl.FrcYe.

Late surgeon In the +. army, Iate
professor Of surgery and dean Of fac
ulty, San Francisco, GAL, member O1
\. York Medical Society. founder
and proprietor II n. York OrtlIop'd
Institute, can nOWbe consulted 1T biz
office, West Park Ntreet, Butte
City, Mon tn1ss, between Main xt.
and the bridge. near the bridge.
He devOtes special attention to the
cure Of all chronic and private diy-
eases, and to those Of Il delicate, COM
plicatsxi uT obstinate character Also
10 all diseases ri the nervous system
and the various female complaints.
Tlsnse who hav. placed themselves
under the treatment Of psetenders or
~s;-'ii~snt physicians, from whose
tre,tn,ent they have received no hen
At, Or who may even have aggravated
their troubles, by keeping them tri-
6ing ns0ueh after month, are cor
daily invited to consult the Doctor,
who, by merit Of his experience in
the VARIOUS hospitals az Europe
Paris, Vienna and Beriin). has snc-
ceealeli In curing many casee pro-
nounctsl incurable BY others.
O0lcc, West Park 1t bet wcen
Main It. and the bridge, near the
bridge. 20. BOX Sts3.
Hol RS; 10 .. m. to p. M. &nd
from, 4 to s In the evening. Sundays
from 10 .. m. to p. IN. only. Con-
situations Free. Consultations In
al modern languages English,
franQois, Dentsch, EsPo0n0l,
Utoo6onO, etc. 11-S
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Mis- Rumney. who has for some
time been suffering from consump
tion, and latter)y showing symptou,a
Of pneumonia, died 1t the Sistess'
HOoJ ital yesterday. The deceased
was we'll known - . member OF the
Good Templas Society, and . singer
IN the choir OF ~. Johns Episcopal
Church. She came to Butte lat May,
and has been employed in several
families since that time. About six
weeks ago she RENTED all Of her
hard earned savings to an invalid
mother In Boston, and was almost
Immediately afterwards laid low with
the disease which has ended In her
death. She has been kindly cared
for by the Good Ten,plar's Society
and will probably he barred under
the auspices Of that order.
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The School Census.

The school census report compile
ted on the tirst day Of December
shows In this School District NO. II:
Total number u childlrrn between
the ages Of ! and q yeans, Of African
descent. makes, ): females, y; total,
~; total number Of children between
ages of I and 81, not Of African d..
sa,ent, niales, 773; females, 000 !;
total, l,46e; total number q chill
dren under I yean II age, q African
descent: males, O.; fen,ales, 1; to-
til, ]. Total number Of children, not
u Aftieaa descent, under yea. Of
age, males, ~; females, n; total,
5lx Grand total Of rhiDdre0 under
q years Of age, 1894
Lasl year there were l,l5l chill
drsn, between the ages q 4 and q
yean. The school eensus just taken
shows an Increase a childsoa ~
tween thess agss q 81, q nearly =
pr oeDt. Of - incseaGe within the
esTEsot yeas.
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-n r. o,.. IN,
1OsSoe 1eoo0 4ao0oo O'ae5 ~
/
W ~i 49,.
Baked chicken. brown xravy.
Chicken Pot RE.
6eeweo roo6ot, Hunters style.
Dinner q 9 re Q csccx' =.
Nnnef q nve ocsoc<. u
1ERo, Butter, potatoeo, 30.
The Montana Luu,bef Co. are now
receiving choice Montana poeatOeo,
oTeomefy butter, egg ana dressed
chickens. To arrive Within one
week, ehotco California appSes. III
New Goods. New Goods.
Mrs. Lou p. Smith has ju.t -
ceivej m elegant line 0( millinery
and dress g0ods, which she h selling
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Rallrond Racket.

The Northern Pacific 10 busy build
ing snow fencss along the road con-
structed since hist winter.
THE u. =. Railroad COMMISSIONER
will look over the road between Bill
lings and Livingstone In few days,
with . view to It's acceptance l,y the
operating department al the Northern
Pacific.
The Northern Pacific Typographical
parties have about completed their
work for the season, and are making
fDr winter quarters. Party No. J.,
which has been working in eastern
Jenersou, western Gallatin, and
southern Meaghercounties, IL through
Tor the year.
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Mineral Patents.

Patents for the following persons
have been received at the United
States Land Office in Helena: +. +.
lia''ser, upon cs'ai lands; The Copper
Company, upon the Crittenilen and
Calumet lodes; Tho.. Z. Gorrie. upon
the Lanlanta lode.
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Fsoo ~ Daily q Sunday. :.
The Hard 0love 0poAoot.

L
An audiooce IL about 20 assembled
It Csplice Hall last night to witness
The hard glove contest between
Waite and White. At els Il Wa
anooanced that Waite was nearly
roady TO eatss the rin-. Seon
afteewards White made bis ap-
poarance. \. b. Ringeling
w. selected - referee, and
The msa Suffered the ring. The ap-
peasancs Of the men led spectators 70
ss'eet White a.the favosite It once,
= his broad shouldsn and brswny
arms made him appear mach the su-
perior In physical strsagth and pow
eO q endurance to bis slender,
though oompactly built, adversary,
bat after . few rounds had been
fought II became evident that what
Waite lacked IL weight and size be
0ads up In science, and the sgility
displayed BY him In getting in =
paste@ and dripping 20 suddenly that
the return bl.,w from White struck
only ai,, frequently elected applause
from the excited audience. It was
evident from the first that the AFFAIR
was to Be- no hi2podroms, and that
there was to be no child's play. !
White rot the fIexf blond On thu
third round, and Waite the
6nt knock down on the nlth |!
round. At the time Of going to press
he men had been fighting three
houTs and ten minates, 50 rounds had ;
been fought, and It was hard to tell
which had the best Of the fight.
were severely punished, but
White had some Troublesome contu-
ions on the ear and beneath the
.yes. Waite showed less punishment,
'ut his pale lace and hasyard look
ndicated that the long contest was
cling upon him. BETS were offered
~ either party without odds.
1885 .. mat the call OF time on !
be 18th round, Waite came to the
cratch smiling, but met no foe. He
Immediately advanced to his op-
'onent, and pleasantly shook hands
nth him, and the fight was over.
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Pooey and silver star.

Mr.. r. y. w .llace, who has just
returned from trip to Pony, gives a
most encouraging account Of mining
q erstions In that vicinity, and ex-
presses the confident l,elief that the
Pony, silver Star and Iron Rod
mines will be found permanent, pro-
ductive and profitable In the extreme.
Henry Filing. of Virginia, owns
three very valuable gold properties,
on. showing four feet Of 50 ore, an
other eight feet Of -. ore, and the
third my feet Of S and u ore. They
arc all In process II development,
and Mr.. Filling IL now taking active
measures to treat their pr,xluct. On
the Elephant claim, which shows 3
mass a low grade ore 30 feet wide,
ai,d which being perfectly free can
be worked with goo.i results, Mr..
Filing b now erecting . :O-stamp
mill. 1t IL being built Of stone, and
bids fair to be ~ permanent - the
mine, which seems al,nsat inex.
haasstible.
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New Gold DiGginGo.

Gold digging that pay $40 . day
have been discovered IN GaEiboo dir
tsjct. 4 crew Of miners have gone
thithef. In Lillicoet district there b
great excitement. Indians brought
IN 1900 worth q gold dust from
Bridge River. Some pieces weigh
90. II = believed new and rich gojd
ne)ds have been foond. The mail
steamer "a Saturday carried away
>69 90 worth q gold dasG-zbrost0
01o6e.
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/ The mast important nlDiDg evsntl
a The week wese Tie shlp0e0t a
ballio0 70 the amount Of 90, 10,
The largest weekly shipment IN the
history Of the camp, and ths eonelu-
sion q negotiations b which the
Pasrott Minins and Soeltiag Com
pany assumes control q IL Ras0s-
dali Parrot, and 6hakespsars prop
critics. which arrangement ensures
! the oontisssd working a these val
liable proPesties. At the Nosltos
everything w. Tusnilg sDoothly.
The mine he'd been shut down 3
houn On account a leaking boiler
nues, bat ths 90 house hsisg fall Tho
naill ~ Dot effected and he's made
. steady nm. Work In the mines =
pDigTsssiaS avocabje. Stopping b
being dose ID the west drilt Of the
100 and 20, where enough ore b nm
covered 70 run the min for twelve
mo0ths.
At the Alice, Magma Charta &nd
n. c. 1 v. work was progressing -
usual. the orc hoases full and the
mills dropping their 50 stampsL
At the Belle Of Butte . full fore h !
working In the slopes of the 100 and
20 foot levels and raising plenty Of |
orr.
The La Plata = looking we'll aud |
work h being eneryetically pushed |
On east extension Of the 800, where
the vein Of high grade, noticed in
our last report, holds good and vi
dens - the drive progresses.
The Lexington are stil: Stopping on
The 40 and aoo, and producing ore in
quantity and quality to satisfy own
ers oS shares, - shown by the bull
lion shipmcnts, pabIisbed In
mother column. A fogce Il being
worked 10 the no which are drifting
n the ledge. The two mills have
'een dropping their 10 stamps stead
y during the past month.
At the Anaconda, on account ofths
srxe amount Of surface work connec-
cd with the completion Of the new
bait house, settling up new macbin-
y, involving heavy masonry work,
&C., the work underground has been
omewhat retarded, but the result Of
has been estirely salts
actoEy. and when the new hoisting
ngines are In position, an additional +,
'sce win b put In the mine and work
igoroosly prosecuted. Pipe has !
cen ordered to connect the air COM
reasor with the lower levels, on n.
|val Of which exploration work will
e resumed with the Jngersoll power ,
rills.
The new hoist on the st. Lawrence
nearing completion. A new shaft !
- cen started 80 keet south az the :
elm. Operations just now are /
confined to dead work.
The Original Butte has Temporarily :
work, bat the pumps are T
ept In operation, and It b expected .
vt the mine will be worked by \
~ force in . short time.
The Clear Grit b looking better :
'an ever, and b destined to become
nrst-elass copper mime, copper ORE
. high grade having been discover
In the west 2l7. !,
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Manager J. A. Gordon leaves for
DEER Lodge tomorrow morning,
where be will spend . few days.
W. A. Clark, Esq, who hes been
indisposed from . severe cold k,r
several days past, was better last
night.
Charies n. Morgan OF New York.
attorney 1Or the Eastern shareholders
q the Alta Montana. Legal Tender,
and only Chance mining cosnpaniex,
b In the city looking after the In
tcrests Of his clients.
Mrs. James n. Moore, wife " the
popular purchasing agent Of the
Alice, accompanied ty her sister,
Miss Mollie llepworth, and Bringing
also young Mn,re of very tender
aye, arrived frOsm Salt Lake Friday
night.
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Tho Fair.

The undersigned gentlemen who
have been selected to oct - . commit
tie on management of the fair are re-
spectfuily invited to meet IN the par
lof Of 81. James Home, on sunday
next, December 81, at ; p. M:
w. A. Clark. ID. J. Henuessy.
Marcus Daly. Chas AndrieQX.
VIM. Jack. John Branagan.
p. A. Largey. s. Aarchesoeou.
G. Lavell. q. w. h IL.
II. Jacobs. Pat Clark.
John Mccormick. Con. Murphy.
sylvan Hughes. John AcCrea. 4
BOOKS 1feon OyUeogD
At 9 esets psr can |; guaranteed; q
DURELLA uprGr Main street. 1913
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Fine dr. ~ suits, just by express,
!; ;i..otf oo1Os*''" : Co.
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Bullion 0hIpmento.

The following shipments Of bullion
were made during the rast week
through the OH e II tho Pacific Ex-
press Company
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Special Local Notices.

Special Local Notices.
The livery stable Of Connolly 4
Go. h on hand for business THU
morning. We are not burned cut.
Sept 7-dtf
q. b. 6archet, n. D., h0snoe
pathlc physician and surgeon; lIlee
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, No. - Granite street.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16
Awaiting Ds:ta.

''yol know you were to have beea
hanged to-day" saii reporter to VII
liam Erh, the wiss murj.uls:.
"yss, blt thanks be to GIL TWe
miesed i: fc- whIe."
"Do you orer dream abu.: your
fsts?"
every night ia perfect hal tc me;
the whole horrible execution il done
over end ove- again. Sometimes drop
for an enormous distance o. the ocd of 4
rope, and sometimes l an rescued juss .
the black oapis being put On me. so2s-
tines / am faf away froEl the Jail and
teon &. I,ouie, cs.d am re,aYta1ed and
brought back. /: would be ever % rauch
easier to die at once and have it AL over.
i awoke very ea-ly this morning, and I
go. TO thinking about whether woald
h~s stay. l Icy therc on that missrs.
bic cot and lived TIE whole thirg over.
l thought about the black clothes they
would bring Inc, and hon I would bo
shsvsd sni baths! for death. I thought
sbous the procession in which l would bo
st the sano time pseand chief mourn.
er, and saudlcEci aud wished for day.
light"
"Wen, Ecb, you Will stand i. Gke Q
L1al when your time docs Gomez"
"Ob, the mere MISTER CT dying h
nothing: anybody can stand thSt It il
tie not knowing whether you are going
80 I've c. >.ie illat ..ur.a.-.Si. Lows Ep-
change.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16
Euc<ia's Dead Empress.

Empress Maria, Of Russia, wss d.
d:ugator q the Grakd Duke Ludwig n,
OF kssse Dsl1astadt, snd was bors An.
gust 8, 1924.
Alexander y, her husband, met hes
first n as travels through the continent
whesa comparatively young prince. and
married her in l9&l. Tie reign in which
she hss participated has been E most
e7eraul one IN the history of her adopted
country. She became Empress by the
accession CT alexander in 1858. The
ri-ase Of 1856 granted pardon 20 . laras
class CT the Polish eziles and changed
considerably the political complexion Of
that element OF Russia's subjects, and
tee ukass CT 1851 freed twenty-thres
millions CT sslfs and made the Gar acd
Cza-lna intenrely popular with the lower
class of people. The Cars picture wrs
regarded with supelstitious love by tho
Psople, while the natlonal antsgonism to
the nobility has caused various compli-
cations until the recent socielist;c move
1aents have again solid:Ged The union BE-
tween the crown and tho traditional
Gristocrats.
The offspring OF the marriage Ct Alex
.naer aud Maria are the Grand Duke
alexander, 4 heir-appa-snt, married to
!: Marla Dagmar, daughter Of King Ch-is.
tan TX O. Denmark; the Grand Duke
Vladimir, tbs Grand Duke Alexis, tho
Grand Duchess Meria, wife of the Duke
Of Edinburgh; the Grand DuFe Se-gins
and the Grand Duke Paul
The royal family of Russis is descended
IN the female line from Romanof, Car
IN 1913, and in the male line from Duke
hall frisderick Of Holstein Gottrop. the
union OF these two families being one of
those diplomatic matrimonial strokes Of
policy intended to Unite the interests of
Russia with those Of the Western States
OF Europe. After 1870 other alliances
n1ada the RomanoT family still more
Ieutonic il blood, among which the
marriages n with the royal houxes &
Baden, Wurtemberg and Prussia are tho
mcst netable.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16

THE only cool thing which has been
seen in town for the past week is the fe,-
low who comes into the Office, srnck,.
some other fellows pipe, uses some other
fellows oess, and then asks if you ars
not going to say beer before be has to ~.
Boston Globe.
WHAT the editor printed: "The Hon.
Luke Lethertung, our distinguished
representative to the National Congress,
has very kindly favored us with . copy
Of his able and mastery speech on tss
Improvement Of Bobtailed Frogs"
What the editor said: "What in thunder
does that fool send bis rubbish hsre
for?'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16

AMERICAN gram has penetrated to
Switzerland by way OF Rotterdam and
Antwerp. The crop III Switzerland has
not been Up to the average this year, and
the presence Of the American r-sduct
in their markets is very pleasant 70 the
Swiss consumers In this connection il
is stated that it is probable tho German
Reichstag viii reduce the tari1 oa in
ported grain, 60 that there is good
reason to belive &he American producsrs
will find in Germany large and profit
BILE market for their surplas produetA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16
BALLOON PHOTOGRAPhY.

Some interesting experiments in be-
loon photography we're made by b. Dc
Fonviene in the neighborhood Of Rousa
recently. Two views of the surround
ing country were taken from height Of
about $500 feet, while the balloon vas
travelling at the rate Of from twenty -
twenty-five feet per second. Tbs
Photographic apparatus was affixed To
the rim OF the car on the side oppoai.r
to the direction in which the balloon ~'.,s
travelling. Miniature views were on
tanned of territorial sections ebout twer-
ty-thrse acres eauare, upon which 1ca:-
ways, house-1oois, garden ~sllz, hcdgr
are plainly d;scernisls. Had tia j :
been perfectly clear, every human lsur,
vi..i;n the scope Of the lens would Ia. -
been distinctly visible, and hs po.l-a
out the Obvious availability OF BALBOA
photography for uses d val.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16

Or his early experience as journal
ist. .Mr. Archibald Forbes says : II was
running the SootcHna7a at the time. I
was sent to Metz, and the paper died.
Ilost 81, Coo and I swore I'd have nothing
more to do With running 9 newspaper.
That oath cost me- s4,0COa yee-. Ed.
mund Yates, when ne started the World
on e500, wanted me to go in and put in
half, $3.50. I wouldn't, just on that &C.
count. To-day the World pays Edmund
Yates $4,000 q year. It was successful
from the very start. /"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-03-16

THE understanding engine invent
ed by Mr. David Snton, the Cincinnati
millionaire, Is said 70 be complete suc-
cess. The popularity Of Ie invention
consists in a series Of {our arches Of
varying heights, built OF dre-bricks, and
rising from the sides of the furnace to
the bottom Of the boiler. Between the
third and fourth arches is q large open
heat-chanlber. The coal is retained In
the fre-bed, in front Of the three arches,
until the oxygen and coal gases combine
and pass under the arches, all aaeme, IL
to the heat-chamber, where they pro-
duce an intense heat, devoid Of any
smoke.