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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01
substantial Proof sof Butte .
Property.

Nothing tends more to prove the
growing prosperity and permanenee
Of Butte than the number Of elegant
homes which are being built and
furnished In our midst and the de-
u,aud mad. upon our merchants for
the finest class Of house furnishings.
+. T.. Bonner 4 Co., VII" are without
a rival IN the IVES! In this branch a
business, in:urm US that the past
week has l,.vn one o! unusual acttv.
i,y in ;h,i. Garnet department. and a
glance at their order I,ook satisfied US
tina: their sales would compare favor
ably with .!:,,>:. o! any Eastern Ne
tail carpet ;.o,ls'.
Til, firm, ma:;.> u specially Of fur
u:s!,inx I:c;,>.'> throughout, which.
by reason q: their immense stock,
,h.y are enabled tn 10 ut much sower
rates than can lie obtained elsewhere.
Their full force. with outside help,
are now engaged fitting up SEVERAL 81
the finest houses in Butte, for which
,l,,y have received the contrsct In
c,,,,,.rt;,ion with Nc"; York houses.
They lave already had to duplicate
; ,,.:r full or.iers, and have nov en-
r,u:. a large addition to their hand
SOME sto..x U: carpets. rugs, curt AIMS
t:.., &c.
No one In Butte or Montana who
:,e.ri goods in their line should fail
:. communicate with tbi, leading
auI entc,rri:iry firm.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01
HEAD.
What Naginn,0 Has Done 1og
That County.


10 ~ Edltoe oelhe Ninse:
Dear Sir: In . late Issue Il the
Dillon Tribune the question was
asked, What has Martin Aaginnis
ever done for Beavs Ehead county?
TIE people Of Beaverhead county
shouh not forget the great service
done them daring the Bannack In
dian troubjes, In procuring the estab-
lishment Of two companies Of sol-
diess on Hone Prairie. Have they
foegotten that the hammock, on the
Lsmni Reservation, had held .
eouneil Of VA. and decided to join
The hestiles, and Invade Hone Pratt
rio and Beaverhead county: Those
very troops, ON receiving notice Of
the intention Of the indiana, By .
messenger from Lemhi, marched oil
night, with that brave soldier, Cap
tain Ball, Ut their heed, AID sur
rounded the Indian camps before
they were out Of bed, and told them
II Il was fighting they wanted he
veuld give them plenty q It. Ger
tainly Tie stationing Of those troops
Sor The protection Of the lives and
property Of the people Of Besveshead
county was doing something, and We
Ill know how anxious the people
vese to have the troops, and how
faithful our worthy delegate worked
to have them stationed there, and
bow we'll he accomplished the object,
% he doe. Ill things appcrtatning to
tie protection and welfare Of the peo-
ne q I'll postions the Territory. With
out regard TO locality. There 10 no
man In Montana mo matter how
humble hin position may be- who
has ever written To Martin Naginnts
for information, lat Whist be has
given . prompt and satisfactory re
nv: Whether Democrst or Republi'
can he never stops TO inquire. l
know Q certain Repubaican now Nv
ine O. Honse Prairie who Will testify
% thiD faet.
The Dillon Tribune, IN indepen-
de.t paoer with RepablIcan editor
as,, Why Mr.. Graeter don't resign
the once Of County CLERK, ~ he VIII
have 70 10 one Of the canvsas'na
hoard. but don't say . word aooo'
Mr.. Botkin, who gill canvas thu
vote for Delegate, and b ten times
moes likely to count himself In than
0r,ssss lor the little once Of Assee'
cor. The Democratic ticket Of to y.
county rs a good one. Every esn q.
date % It b cspabl: and trusty to 81!
the position for which lie ID nominal
"a. The ticket viii lie select fro"
ten 10 bottom. The Tribune n trying
ne old Republican dodge. wher'
thev are in = minority to vote 'nds
,.ndsnt Of party, in order to try AM
! .lcc4 some one on the Republican
! tiehet: but the Democratic Know am
! understand their game ana VII
sand By the ticket.
BsAvER HEAD VALLEY.
October -, 1852.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01
Immigration to California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. :S.-The
number II Immigrants who have ar
rived by rail for the week are ntne
hundred ami fiity-six. mostly from
New England. New iork, Fennsyl'
vsnia, Ohio and Illinois. The In''
migration Association Is rapidly co'n-
pletlng its arrangements SOr settling
The new corners on Government
land. The Buffalo syndicate -
purchased . large tract Of valuable
red wool timber land In Humboldt
county.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

Potatoes fto0 Ne States aeo sold 10
the market q Two osots pr pound.
Pity theusasd posads q salt ass
used q IL millD q Doe1o ovoey ~
for ehloeo6iaot3oo.
The Nsearthys intepd psessodng
. great bin q tbs 6sesss' Haspaeal
beneilt Friday night
NJ. g. A. KsanIoo(t'e <inGSng
school last night NJ veil sfasodsd,
and . large ciass NJ formed.
The bodies, living talking hsao
continues % excite IL woodee q
those who WHIT II, n Capitol Hall.
The andse a ~ amber cigarette
holder, with biaek ssotss. viii -
suitably rewarded b returning It to
the NlNHR o@ee.
Amer plaving . soeooss6al sa0ge-
meat at Dilloe. ~ Nellie Boyd
Company ass now playiag 70 crowd
ed houses In Salt Lake CITY.
The iufant daaghtss q Mr.. and
Nm. O. sssabseg. did q dipthssis
yesterday. This y H. Ant ease Of
dypshesis ID ~ city anee nss
spring, and = believed % b entirely
Isolated, - no other ea0es ase Known
To exit 1t Tie present time.
The Frank CleavoD Dsa0oi3e Com
bination are Playing 70 good bssaness
In the wsod River eoantry. II bn-
ported that AFTER Alling their Wood
River engage0ents, they win ssensn
70 Butte for tbo WISER. They Will
be welcomed BY warm hearts ana
full houses.
Some Of The eilisens residing on
Quartz and Copper 6trssss have ''e'
nined . desire % b ANNEXED 70
Butte; Thy ~ tbsy sesn 70 be o.
tached 70 Bette for psrpeses oe taxa
ton, hut for The perpooss Of any
work on their sGssess they have MOI
yet ascertained whsss they do BE-
long.
Hons. w. Y. Pembeston and +. h
Waterbury len yesterday nosniss
for Cable, whess tbey had - ap9esnt
ment to speak hsG Dight. Thy WI
spesk tonight It PhillipsSsrg, q
New Chicago Wsdsss6ay DiGhk an
b It the big Democratic dsDoosen
'nto In Dsss Lodge o. ThsnoeJ
evening.
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1ee sssea0p Alice min, whieh =
~ largest dry es1shee MIN IN IL
vss1e b undsegoiag . thseough ov,e.
nenllog, 0ast a ~ ssgulas 1bees n.
'sc sopseysd IN cleaning up pans
ana ssesSsss, repaising bellA pattiss
- Dsw Iron plates In Tie dry kils
soee:. asd gesesally peeparing foe a.
oelse )oag sua.
A healthy child W. born laat veek
u u southern pat a The city, With
s1x 1aOen % soe haoA a.A sevsa a
ths otbss. What . plaat fbs . nus:e.
u prodigy! She should b ah,s 70 Do
0sss 1nessing u the ksys - TIE
s1ease jnsh, than hes len hbetunate
slses0 Win ealy Ave Angen 70 TIE
hesd, asd lfsaeh digit b good ~ ~
eelave 80 win span the whole seven
Win 60 hand.
At ~ lase svsoisg Tie startling
alarm q IRE sounded ftom the school
houss bell, and the streets were in
SANITY Allsd with On excited crowd.
The bell eeassd 70 ring, a9d Tie ex-
element subsided. The cause Of The
alarm wss somewhat naystssioas. bot
u Va reported that the resideoes of
". A. Clark, Esq., had taken lrs,
and va Immediately extinsuished
withest Tie cid q the IRE brigade.
ooelsty = a Tie qsi sire today IL
astieipaeioa a the grand spnives-
sasy bsil to b given tonight, By the
A. o. q. w., at Rsashsw OPEN
Hoase. The vasjou conQittees, a
Invitation, reception and 4 ~ man
agsmsst, embrace some Of our most
popular society gentjemea, who
know exactly how TO make The o.
easlea . paeasarsable one ioe every
attendant. Bort's hand will b In
The committee q Invitation for the
A. O. u. ". ball bod printed what
Invitations they supposed neeessasy
% % roond, bot fonDd when they
he'd their Lists made out and Il VS.
too laae 70 obtain more, that they he'd
more ffiends whose presence they DE-
sired on that occasion than they he'd
tickets Of Invitation. SO the commit
to desire that none Of these friends
shall fesl slighted, bot II they wish
10 attend, and will make their wish
known 70 the committse. they vii
80 that their psopss credsutisls ars
made out.
NJ. Il. G.. Branch 10 In receipt u .
letter from Rev. Dwight Spencer, Of
Ogden, saying that be viii arrive In
Butte next Wednesday, and will re-
main In the city several weeks. Mr..
Spencer y the General Missionary
foe the American Home Baptist Ms
sion, having general supervi-
sion Of the work in idaho,
Utah and Montana. He h an earnest
worker. and graceful and forcible
speaker. It y hoped that his stay In
Butte will result In an increased IT,
tersst in the young Baptist eociety.
which received % good . start last
Summer under the minis! ration Of
Rev. Mr.. Lamb.
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The Aeeo0U18 teEW u cONsS WIZ
beeiu the first Monday In November.
Buhhlo are reported plenty On the
Tongue River range.
Paymaater f.. Il. Voolfolk has
been peesented with .'$5W gold
watch aud chain by his railroad
friends 1t Helena.
The United States timber agents Oh
the Pacific coast have been author
lied BY the Interior Department At
Washington TO employ help {" ext'n-
suish mountain hres.
A company with plenty Of capital.
having q prominent railroad man OF
Glepdive Ut it, head, hes beea organ
ised, and will pat . large herd OF cat
to into the section known as Cracker
tox bottom, about twelve ~ fifteen
miles above that city.
John Apdefson became lost while
; hunting buffalo on the plains ,'ea'
0lepdive two weeks ego. After wan
f! dering around in snow storm With
out nod for six DAYS aud nights he
! va 6ound, exhausted and inssne, by
.osne huuters and taken to Glendive'
! The Episcopal people Of Miles City
holA services In . Toom = by % FED
| over q saloon. The seats are about
thirty common wooden chains, ar
ranged In the eeatrs II the room. Al
the sides q Tie room, and hack Of thu
chairs, painted boards ase ct o. gro
cen boxes and covered With buna!'
robes - seats. A congregation o
about ssveaty-Ave people assembl
hsse 70 wosshjP. The hss. III
HoesoahM oAleiates.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
FIRST EDITION.
Telrsraphls summary.

The Emperor William Of Germany
celebrated his s5ih birthday yester-
day. Paris brokers refuse 70 negotiate
the shares OF M. Bou'oux's new bank 70
take place OF the Union Generate. IT ID
reported that Don Philippe de Bourbon,
second son Of Count D'Aquila, Is about
TO marry MIS- Mackay, an ALe lean
helrese. Marshal BszAlne ls bringing out
his history Of the ege Of Metz. The
800 persons expelled from Moscow some
time since f1r not having passports were
Jews, Tab Bey, son efthe Bey Of Tu-
nls, has been ban!shed from Tunis, and
will take up his residence in Paris, II
ls stated that the RulgariSn goyernne-
has ordered the disarmament tftLe mn
tia because Of disorders.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
ReIng RebuiIt.

The basket factory Of Tschudy &
Cats, the "Worden MILL" Is being re-
built. 1t is to cover only the original site
of the mill and not the additions, 40 feet
front by 10 feet deep. II Is to be two
stories high, each p feet, the first oI
brlck. The engine room and bo lei
house Is to be detached from the main
building and both covered with me-
tallic roof, precautions against fire that
will mollifv to some extent the appre-
tensions CT those living in the imme'
date vicinity. Tie new building is tc
be substantially built, and In an indus
trial sense,is OF value TO the community
Smyrna Times.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
SECOND EDITION
MaDIpuIatins Gold COln.
PH1LADELrHiA, March %, 1882.

PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1882.
A third floor back room ut No. e0e
Arch street has had q mysterious oc-
cupant for several weeks past who
kept very secluded and was believed
to be jeweller. The Chief of Police
and his detectives this afternoon, hav-
ing posted themselves where they
could see unobserved, found the mys-
terious workman busy at q lathe. He
was summoned to the door, arrested
and found to be Eagene v. Glad, an
expert ieweller, twenty-five years old
and the son of a metal merchant
When arrested he was In the act of
gouging out five dollar. gold piece.
He would take piece, saw off the
top and with his lathe excavate the
interior, leaving nothing but q shell.
he filed this with q composition OF
fine wire, copper and platinum, and
with blow pipe and flux soldered on
the tor, leaving the coin apparently
as before and about the same weight.
Clad confessed that he had devised
the scheme months ago, and that from
five dollar coins he took, in the man
ner described, SEQ 40, and from ten
coins 81 80, and SO on. Some of the
coins were deple ed by drilling through
the rim and refilling with platinum.
Clad, who Is handsome, gentleman
ly fellow, and the secretary Of the
Alexis Club, was terribly depressed
by his arrest and denied that he had
accomplices.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
Denial from Cant. Eads.

Capt. James B. Eads has addressed
o letter to Jos. Medill, editor Of the
Chicago Tribune, in which he indig-
nantly denies the charge recently
made in that journal that he is at the
head of an enormous lobby in Wash~
ingtoD, and that he is receiving half o
million dollars annually for maintaln-
ing less than % feet depth of water
through the Mississippi jetties. Capt,
Eads asserts that he receives only
500, 900 per annum for it, and that
last year he expended nearly the
whole amount upon the jetties. The
charge that the depth of-weter at the
head Of the pass is less than % feet
Capt. Eads characterlzes as untrue,
though he admits that IN the pass it.
self, which he il not required to main
tair, it is only about SS teet.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
GENERAL NEWS.

Nearlv 1000 Immigrants, mostly Ger
maps, landed at Castle Garden yester-
day.
The President has recognized Take
bashi Shlnklcki as Japanese Consul at
New York.
Bv the railroad disaster near Sweet
brier. Dakota, eight men were killed
and 22 injured, two seriously.
No new cases Of smallpox were re
ported yesterday in Sou Betblshem.--
| sixteen caSes are reported In the village
| Of New Lots, East New YORK.
The Democratic State Convention OF
Rhode Island met in Providencs yester-
day, and nominated ticket headed BY
| Horace A. Kimball, Of that city for
| Cover nor.
| The Greeubaokers of Rhode Island
| held State Convention in Providence
| Yesterday, and referred the matter OF
Nominations to the State Central Com
| mittee.
The election in Burlington City, New
Jersey, on Tuesday, resulted In the cleo
tion OF ailthe Democratic candidates ex,
cept Treas urer. The City Council will
| have Democratic majority OF Two.
A Joint resolution of Congress g antipe
the use OF ten 8, etc, tor the encampmeDl
of the (,raud Army of ths Republic at
Gettysburg in July next, has been signed
by the President.
Cjeneral Sherman yesterday promulgat
| cd the order of the President setting
aside the proceedings and 81 ntenoe OF M
nourt martial in the case Of Cadet Whit
taker, aud directing that Whitaker D.
re leased from srrest. .
The seyerett snow storm for severa
wears on the line OF the Northern Psoi n
Railroad ragged from Monday until Tnss
day, blocking travel, tut the ROAD Is nov
clear, and pss5epger trains are nov
moving on time
, The Democratic Str.e Committee me
! vostt rday in Harrisburg, and decided I
!, hold the Is. ate Convention in that city o
Q June 28th. The adoption OF rules Tor IN
d government Of the party Is to DC GOES
A dt red 10 the convention, as well as nom
nations and platform.
a The National Educ ational Associate
mat VI sCt rJay 10 Washington. Pape!
= we're read by ), d Pbilbrick, of Besto
on ICity SystemsY s. Jones, of Erie, Q
HObstacIes In the Way OF Better Primal
E,ucatiop;" DR.. j. s. Billings, ON "Vei
: I'll 4tlen OF school hors 80, ana fr0,sss nsa
X. stanley Hal of Gam br dge on VI al
y of Pedagogics in our Inst tu ioIs IoE .
y perlsr lnstructioD."
a. BIsHop KEANE, Ct the Catholic Di
III ce OF Richmond, Va, II is stated, G.
no longer read or write, owing to .
condilion of his eyes, and is threaten
with blindness. He has consulted {
n most eminent oculists in the countI
10 With ut obtaining relief. during I
y nresent lenten season, however, he
N delivering a series Of doctrinal disco'
asa At the Cathedral, which are attra
o ing immense audiences.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
LOCAL LINES.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE will 10
issued to-day. .-.-..u,.h !. H..
ing pushed forward TO completion Dy
the contractor Harry Lspe.
Jamt Mpgratten commenced u p re,
moval of his furni ure sore from oily
Market to No. 4l0 came s'rte.' tnis
The Greenbackers f this city iaiieo
IN hold a melting last evening.
UThe World" in the Opera hOHS'
| this evening .,,..,, 49,.
of tbe opinlon that the church caono
sunnorL a pas or du ing the present year
and the presiding elder has beeh re
o1ested 10 withdraw the app 1lntmehI Q
Rev. Vaughn Smith. -,
A private ma queTade party was mel
in Webster's Dancing Academy Las
evening. 49, Han,
The steam pipes 10 the Court Hous
arc being covered with patent mgr
dent by e. Ainsworth,. =,
Al new add .tion is being made 10 u
tooth factory on King street. -
The pavement ON Front street oetWe'
Kino and French, is In q bad conoitio
The closing exercises tf Wesley
Eam Ale COllet will be held this eN
ming, and diplomas awarded 10
graduating class. ..oas
n There was an absence OF negroes
the Delaware train this morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
CITY Ceanell.

According to adjournment Last Friday
evening, City Council met yesterday
afternoon at the City Hall, and were
driven thence to Linden and Harrison
streets, 10 view q water course that flows
from . q Apring down Linden street.
After viewing the stream action n the
matter was postponed until the regular
meeting Of Council tomorrow evening.
Council then proceeded 10 South
street for the purpose OF establishing
grades as asked for by the Belts Machine
Company from Maryland Avenue to the
railroad.
They next visl ed Q pond Of stagnant
water on lot between Second and
Conrad, Adams and jackson streets.
The matter was Eoferred to the Street
CommissIoutr 10 have the nuisance
abated. Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate yesterday,
Mr. Cameron presented the resolutions
adopted ct mass meeting Of citizens Of
Philadelphia on the 4sh inst. concerning
the persecution Of the Jews in Russia.
The same gentleman, from the Military
Committee, reported favorably the bill
for the relief Of the sufferers by the ex.
plosiOn at the BridesbuTg Arsenal in
1873. Bills were introduced by Mr..
Anthony, to establish the office OF Assis-
tant Secretary Of the Navy, and by Mr..
Cameron TO appropriate $4,000 for
public bu. lding In Reading. The House
bill TO promote the efficiency of the Life
Saving service was considered. The
Tariff Commission bill was temporarily
laid aside, and the Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill was taken up and passed
wih several amendments. After an
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
In the Houss, nearly the whole ses-
sion was occupied by discussion on the
Anti Chinese bill. The previous ques-
ton on the bill will be moved this af-
ternOOD.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
Pos. Onlee and DwslllnE Robbed

On Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing the pott-ofice aud residence Of Post
master McConaughy OF ClaytoR, was
broken into and the change In the
drawer. about So SO taken and the house
literally "!one through" taking all q
Mr. C.;s clothing except those at the
aside Of his bed, including two good
oyeIcoa's, his wife's gold watch and
chain, valued at about 500 and Other
valuable articles including all bis provl'
sions OF meat, pies, ,ect., intended for th'
Sunday dinner, leaving nothing In To-
larder but aingle pound : butter. Mr.
G. estima1s his loss at 5000. He no
his wife kuew anything of the robber
until next morning Smyrna Times,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
.prnsoNAL AND POL1TCAL.

Julian Hawthorne has returned
from Antwerp and joined his family
at the old home-"The Wayside lin
Canon Knox Little having re-
turned to England from this country /,
ia now making preparations for an
extended visit to Australia.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales
recantly celebrat ed, on the 10th INST,
the nineteenth anniversary OF their
wedding day.
The Queens visit to Mentone has
caused an unprecedented Influx oi
Enolish and American visit Ors into
that delightful watering place.
The Hon. Wyndhamls Stanhope
who is residing IN Madeira for the
beneiit of his health, has made
preparation from the eucalyptuI
nlant for the cure of consumption.
Ex Representative A. s. Wall ice
Of South Carolina, refuses TO be
Candidate at the next election. II
8 avs he is getting too old to stand tn
| fatigues incident to a squabble fc
Office.
A o,t,zen OF the Quaker City. Mr..
Freed living at l22 Vine street. rec NJ
suoke as Il ll1ws: Being am ic ed WlGn Wl
: Las TeconI mended te me for relief.
nanny 10 say that q few doses not en-
D ave me in slant relief, but effected q col
| plete cure.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
"a GIrI,a Choice -

It was In . drug store OF COURSE. All
Interesting incidents occur In drug
stores, ,-thatis nearly all. She was pretty
with bIus eyes and golden hair, one OF
that kind Of beauties the poet wouio nave
called an "augel," but the fact that q
colony of pimplss on her fair frortls.
niece precluded all thought OF q celestia
being, Bowing timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked tor "Swayne's Olntmen
for skiu diseassp," and upon receivip
vanished like the morning dew befor'
the Summer sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
For the Gazette.
COGorea voters Acting.

A delegation of WilmiaEton's most
intelligent colored citizens visited
Philadelphia last week and had a very
pleasant conference with colored DEM
ocratic police Of that city. The dele
Cation was advised to take no part in
Republican nominations In this city
and state, and that Republican prom
ises were worth no more now, than
they were afteen years ago. Our col
ored people are aware that no ticket
can be marked ct the next election, If
it is, 1t will not be counted in other
wordr, the Democrats passed law
prohibiting Bosses Of shops marking
tickets and compelling them to be
voted under threats Of discharge. Our
cOlored people will remain independr
ent at this election.
OBSERVER.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
sa,anrparoneron IIorses.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Mr. William
T.. Walters sold at auction TO day his.
entire stock of Norman or Percheron
horses, consisting Of eight imported
stallions, thirteen imported mares, and
honr home bred colts. Good prices were
obtained, the highest for stallion be-
ing $1,775, and for a MAZE $l,Ooo. me
highest price paid for home-Dreo Sol.,
8 Years old, was $3.50. The aggregate
amount of sales was $2), 300. Inc sale
was attended by repre- sentatives OF new
York, Connecticut, Texas, COLORADO,
Tennessee. Illinois, Virginia, ana otner
| States.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
THE TRIAL OF Gu1rEAU proved no

THE TRIAL OF GUITEAU proved how
necessary in dealing with prisoners be-
fore a court aud jury is dock IN which
TO confine them, after the English plan.
The proof was reinforced on Tuesday
by the murde Gus assault commitie1 oy
an accused person upon one OF District
Attorney McKeon's deputies, an assault
from which be is still suffering. why
should a prisoner under trial for hign
crime committed with violence De leIC
| within striking distance OF tne lawyers
| The Wines and the jurors?-WOrld
lydia e. Piukbam's Vegetable Com
mound, the great medicine for the cur
Of all female complaints, Is the creates
| strenetheuer of the back, stomach
nerves. Kidneys, urinary and genita
oroaps of man and woman ever known
send for circular to Lydia ID. Pinkham
Lynn. Mass
The daily gazette., 1882-03-23
ONLY ono polar

Persons desiring 10 obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
of interest cannot do better than sub =
scribe for shares In the ''Excelsior
Loan Association, now being issued,
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any time
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
office OF VIM. E. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mal2l-eod1m