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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13
PILES! PILES! PILEsl
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No On
Need Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind. Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. \ single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumOrs, allays the intense
itching particularly Mt night after get
ting warm in bed, acts as a poultice,
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coninber-
ry, of Cleveland, says about DIR. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: | have
used scores Of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure TO say that / have never
found anything which gave such imme-
date and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
FRANK s. HENRY Il Co.. Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BE sure and askfor Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Dare Il Collins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

One day, in 1864, Senator Zach Chan
der was a passenger IN the train from
Owosso to lansing. and strangely
enough, no n in the car had any idea
Of his identity. Two men had seats
behind him, and from talking of war
they drifted into politics. and naturally
enough Mr.. Chambers name became
mixed up in II. Both men were red
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

Now that good times are again upon
us, it is worth remembering that no one
can enjoy the p~leasantest surroundings
if in bad health. There are hundreds
of miserable people going about to-day
with disordered stomach, liver or kid
neys, when Il bottle of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than
all the medicine they hag We ever tried.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

Fire Marshal James 5. Thompson re-
sides at 1909 Filbert street, Philadel-
phia, Pa, and concerning st. Jacobs
oil he says: a very troublesome at
tack of rheumatism in my forearm has
been overcome by the aid of st. Jacobs
oil. I think that all persons who have
to be exposed to the weather would act
wisely in keeping St. Jacobs oil on
hand
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

hot against him, and directly one of
them observed:
"It'sa wonder to me that some one
doesn't shoot the old ~blood-letter.'
"Ob, he'll get his dose yet, and don't
you forget it.'' repliek the other.
The senator turned slowly around,
took 4 good look at both, and then said:
"Gentlemen, please speak a little lower
I am Senator Chandler"
lie thought he had them frozen solid,
but he was mistaken. lie had scarcely
turned his head when one of them
leaned forward and replied:
That's all right parJ, if you can
beat the conductor with it; but don't
try to stuff us, We met the old chap
in Owosso not an hour ago, waiting to
go west, and it cost me 800 in cash and
a silver watch to call his hand. If you
have got a new racket, trot it out-we
are no giYe-awaYs.''
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

A. & G.. Bitters are a certain preyen-
tive and cure for Mountain fever, and
all diseases arising from disorders of
the stomach and bowels. Sold by Dare
& Collins, successors to Addoms 81
Glover. a2ltf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

and sold by Dare u Collins, successors
to Addoms & Glover. a23tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

For a perfect dentifrice use Addoms
e. Glover's Enamcline and Dental Lo-
ton. For sale by Dare & Collins, sue
cessors to AddOms u Glover. o23tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

A. & G. Bitters are the best. AL
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-13

for the teeth prevents decay and hard
ems the gums. Sold by Dare Il Collins,
successors to hddOms q Glover. 23Otf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. Ross Clark, cashier " the
bank OF Tonne:l, Clark K I.arahie,
leaves for Denver ami the Exposition
ilis morning.
Mr.. JOAN !;utier, Of the firm Of
Richardson: 4 Butler. CT this city,
leave. f,r Denver Oh the excursion
train this morning.
Mark Alusyrove, wl,' las ha''
charge of the local side OF the MINER
{ some time. rr:;rc=. having Other
business venture. in view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jockey and ci,::d:elr
leave Tor Denver this morning. Mr..
Lm.key will remain there few day
AMI take in the Exposition. ami Mrs.
Lork.v and chll.ircn will pur-;ie
,l,e;rj"urney cas-! ward to visit friends.
Hon. Cornelius Hedges paid the
MIXER sanctum very pleasant call
last evening. Mr.. Hedges, We UNI
ders.a:..l. has II" Congressional aspi-
rati,,n., but he i. one uf the few Re-
p;,i.licans in the Territory who could
REPRESENT Montana with honor to
him self and to the people Of the Tel
ritory.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Tho A. O. u. W. i'll Montana.

J. ". King-ley, Deputy Grand
Master VI Workman. for ti.c iiuris'lic-
ti"n comprising Montana, Nevada.
Utah, Idaho aud Wyoming. las, A.
ter concluding a very successful work
in Utah. l,egan his work in Montana.
The object Of Mr.. King-lty's visit
Ia this Territory il t" extend the men,
hcr,i.ir "f this very worthy bcnrv"-
lent order. Within the past three
months ten new lodges nave lwcn i"-
stituttd in Utah. adding over @"new
members to the rate: nifty.
The citizens Of Dillon are E"w to
have the opportunity Of having a
lmlse instituted there, after which
other points wi:l he visited Ivy the ar
gan;zing officer.
There a,e ut prcssn. six lodges of
the 4. q L.. W. in Montana, and II
i. thought tina: several more may ie
added I" the list.
Bit one .icatI, has occurred within
the membership il M"Mtana--::a' o:
Edward u. Mexican, who WAS Il men,
,er q: Butte Lo,'ge M. !. ri Butte.
Mrs. NcEtan received the S::..N"' to
w!,;r, her husbands membership in
the Ancient Order Of United Work
man entitled her, through the hank.
ing house .: Walker Bros. salt Lake.
Mr.. Kingsley informs Us that his
address for the present will l~ Dillon,
and rar,i-> in this Territory desiring
Information a. 10 the Order. or the
Formation, ~ l"!.c. nay address him
there.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Smallpox at Ml>soula.

According to the .Nissoufi'", there
il lial!e IL i,c a very general spread
Of smallpox Mt that point. There
were two .:s.es there recently, both
IT whom, have since died. One I"
then, was in crowded l'H'g:n9
house, anil the other was in the back
r,n,nl Of u NUE., fretluentssi saloon,
ard l,a.l lain sick there four day. s'e-
fore he was r,'movcd to the pest
l,s;,,e. Then two drunken men were
in the habit ~: visiting III: pest house
and afterwards min cling with t..e
citizens. The keeper "f the >al'"'n Is
Mike Collins, formerly Of Butte, and
one of the men WHO dic,, was Matt
Hayes, All OIL resident. and we'll
known throughout the Territory.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Almost a Fatal Accident.

As Mr. Thomas Gul'sy. AL "''-
tin.. settler in Butte and miner who
has (. escaped the many peril. that en-
virun y miners life, WAS Walking
.lswu W.<t Broadway. yesterday a
large iron lire door, that had '~en
set up in tie space bstwesn Mr..
smiths millinery store and E;"wH's
butcher shop, was canyl,t bv gust
of wind aud thrown upon the side
walk, stirling Mr.. Galley o" the
right side VI the head. ini!ir'i"s =
,.inful an.l somewhat serious
wo,,n.l. Fortunately lie was Knocked
away from the falling door, or it
would have crushed him. lie Is new
nj the Eir;on House, under n SUR
veOu's care.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Tho New Waltz Songs.

Now Mr.. David y. Calder, oil salt
Lake City, the enterpri.ing music
dealer, sends rs two Of the most bril-
liant and captivating waltz scn.s q:
the day, just isss'el ~ him--"i:"-e
Leaves" anal "Oraayc Blossoms,
c",m;;o~e.l hy the eminent musician,
Adam l:.iiwl. They are illustrated
Wit. finely executes: foreign pictures
in :"l"r>. The inirO.iM ii'n and &C.
compartments are caJ;::>i:c and TIE
songs are gems AMI sire to please
the i"vc,s III good vocal music. Price
)" cts. e"r:. in postage stamps. Also
Baby, Lullaby" one Of the most
popular >o,,::, "f the day, and sung
with great success, by I. Is. Dixon.
This Song has only recently been is
sue,l and it, sale already exceeds
lO.'sW copies. Price, - cts.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
The Upas Valley story Exploded.

Another romantic tradition has
been refute.l. another thrilling iiiu-
sion .ii.Icl!r.i. by Or. OTTO kuntzes
ii-covrry that tie lc;;.a! capacities -.
P,kan,aran, the rr,oW ned Javane~.'
l,eath-Vulley, are Is utterly fabulous
Il, the Norwegian kr:,akan "r Ei.h-
ar.l ot G.Ouct>,e: hump. !: Is um
longer permitted - u- IL believe that
the effect, O:' The Subtle poison given
OIL i,y the 'l'ea.iiy 1 pas Tree have
i,.-.r.wr,l tina. dismal vale with
counties, carr:;ss.'s Oi savage beasts.
s.ri,cn:S, and birds. Or that Il certain
death awaits amy ft~'i-har'iy Traveller
attelIrtin. ~ rr.,>~ it.: ter I'll" emil
neni German e.. l.'"rcr has l.,rl PAX
a.,laraa an exhaustive visit. ANA r.
port. it to I've y, healthy H. amy c.',.r
part Of the. island. IN ia" WY az
'"r:'ses. he .lit not 80 E.u,'l, :,s -r,' II
d,a,.i !lv within it.. precincts. ~" ,:c-
>rriln> i. :.~a small circular I.rT,--
sion in = uOy:r ~: III" !ii.n= N"!:H;-
aim. al,.u, seven s'iuir; n!'trr>' la
siz.. aud !"r:"rn ~ vegetation. ]; i
approached! 10y NV" I'"' l1!i'S. w.:':-
ing down !r:.n a.. ;'.!l" lay "i:i.h II
j. -.,vr"u,; .vd. ;:v "N ct l':"~:' u':i@
Dr. Kun:zr, :,ttr.r! .;.r !i.a;:i-Nui-
i"v Il, s,.i;c III: cntr";irs q: his
guide. ard servants. "n" 0i " h"u r'-
l...te.l:y :::r"vc - i.H'.l him back H.;
force, au;!. !,avin. traver-'"i P,,ka-
,nar.n in every direction. Gn;'ir'l IL
',y the either path. TIE NATIVES h,'
assured hin, that L." w"u;d ti."; the
valley .'l,ok,A up With >%.'',."-, ~
even the >Wi;;c>t birds ilvin. ah:v,'
il would ,lr"l, down ,t"nr 'lr:,'!. >i;:::'
s.y its l",i-"l."l* rxi."la'.M>' ~
vain, how ever. did l." look :,l""';
i,.r u singh, in.,-; nor could he q 'i'Ct
the Ea-t unpleasant "i"'. pr.
:iun;z' !'r,:,aina'> I',kan!ara" h. !"'
AN in,s,>.u!c. !'.rrii :'t:i'. ri no
rance. and ~Wl".-lis:";. h:n'c !"
dispute l,is sent. n.''. ~ :r: t"Hh"t.
nM aiin...tiur wi,!"u' r. Ir'. I" rel
ey:,t- IT," death -.l.:,! nZ vale +" the
l;"'l"' q: exploited "Htn-. L""''o"
7;h ,:rU!,i.
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ncc!u.:. ris.cEct Report

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'::'''' ,~..,, <v.v sa,v,
"''T. h'': '"H' '>N y ~ '"
~, ~" W.. yx.x :.u.
.i'' '>'"'
T. $3.50,
- =. . .,..,
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Still Waiting.
''(.,.ui-t,r. l;.:n.'

'i.'""'-tE. l;.:n.
Tic i.luHi!'. white :iti.'i 81 l.:i',i
Blown were ,h:"wn about her faith,
ey'S NECK, anal !h. pretty ::'p with
it, Fabian: uliu.h ANA cunning ''ii::-
,.lc< was l,r..~a-,l c;...~iy i".',c 'rGnz'h
ri.c, |: ri inr iart..r u, ;Iv -:C'd ia TIE
kitchen doorway Il ni".H"Ht before
going n,,t II Iii dairy till.
II auI ynin" T. r!"" III" >nIli,
meade Y this morning. H!y t:,,:'i'::,
he said ia The girl. "a,nl when n'.;,
comes you mi!,s: :!a:c my a','t'u;> -
Treasurer o.: i;.r .'i.urc, all aira;i""!,
i.ecv,l-r the i;uil.li,.. i'n:hn'i,,': VII!
lie here ai;,: .ii'..=I aI:l an, T. i";h
over .li., l:;n;,rv in ~: :i:;.:.!>. :" thai
the crt;l:..., 81 IN. nc" .:.;:rn j.: 80"
little d.! inst r.y"n'' |i"r,' "
!.uri,d TIA, n..t.sr-c:,;,r.,l .'i:rr ~"
yeas ~" last -r.'! can 80
.,u,,,u.,. IL ':n',. ;'H.' .,i.N'G
us ,::,;:..,.;r :',:.:.. E::''::' I: 'I..';A
took Il i",."i n.:i iHi,.: ."", anal vent
away int, the !al -i;n;!,'.'.
J:c ,...ai, &C. H." .!un" r.,.., i:;l
i:,!i-:, liica i.:'':, carp; :,i":,:. ''!'
uirc ~: tn" ;,'s"i-. ""':: TIM: PIE:
lily witt. ~ viVii ::.'':, -. 'ns' c'..>-
and i..v.-. Ai.1,s ,iiv nir' q; !r-
Sc: and the ~ .'!!'. =; l.. birds
r.... "a. ,;urlS v";'. e: :,;ri!;':
;:;u" u. :" -:'i::: =: go ~ n.y..
'Gt "p .i.,::. IT, -" at. EIi ~"
n:u:.. u,:;* wG,..i y, .It> ~ :.
sen>.in:,~ -. At; ::..iiia.. anil. ok"
w!.tfuiiy ia, Ia" n":; -: ADJ"
whrr.. $!...r. .;;s. ki'.. ,s.i" Grazing
a:,.l the cd s"ii.'l M:r.' i..:.l had =
>;..iIt G:l i.rr L",;;' TIT: -: va
.,,:;i;;u. Tie il.rci. 81; ii ~ W." "a
,:av. !!"Ein" Er" >..":: -. *. t''
farmer a.iv.n: ri and ,:ri: !. !:!:' ::'''i-
fu! mule u .rl:sl ,.i.,V .:i!-; a":.i ~
,mi.i>i,ip ribs. :>:re,:hih: oil. H.
Lind !..::- in u .,""1ir!:' E.ri"r Bro" II
wa, sailing in the ar l'!Ue I.-::,"a!.
The H.i!.. ,hu-c in the r:'->v dell
is i."t ."n.,l.lr.c yet. ANA Ne Et'ir:n"
'u.,;n;:'s- j. "nxi:u.!v waltz" I":
~ Tl..,-:,r. ."cin.' down.
Y. >trr,ay n,"s"in- Retired ,.t!ii"n
10 Tie valu. nj 50 80 g. was Shipped
cast H.; the I::.;!.c Express Com
,wny. q: thu a!,,".ni ~. -; VIZ
the l,r'.ia, "f il: t;l''>;ci> last run.
and the remainder WIS of va'!"u-
small lots wi:i;.h lad s:.-s,'' 'l'ru:h
the hands q: ..r lnii..; STATE as
saver. -!"i :" :':""'.
\ n.;in. o! III" Si.nnkin ':;..ri'':
Sock Association wa i.c!.: 1T Ben ~.
la>; saturday evening. ard tie :"!.
nwi;,. Officers wrr. elected: i'r's;.
dent. JOHN Lesley: Enc:i'rc-i'i-M.
Richard Nee: Secretary. NJ. J.. Mil
nrr: Treasurer. ]. II. Green; E:xc'"-
tive Committee. Thomas II. Marin.
". l.. Morrow. &. q. Fish. Willi:n.
Jones and Marlin Connolly.
At the m,crtin. o. the S!"nk;n Dis
irii Stock AS "ia:i"n 1T Benton l:'>t
saturday. the Officers were authorized
to hire Il force vi men I" fight prairie
fires whenever OCCASION requires.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Cur California Trade.

since the cessation 0f hOstiii;ies
bet ween the two Pacific roads. We
notice quite number of representa-.
tives If tirst-class California houses
making efforts to regain their former
trade in Montana. There are many
things to he lad from California thst
are indispensable 10 our comforts
the fruits, WOODEN goods, coflecs,
sugars, and mot an insignificant
item the winter butter Of California.
The best butter Of that region Is
when the winter rains begin to- fall
and The hills are clothed with YER
,lure. and it is the business Of rail-
roads to equaiizc the inequalities Of
rail and climate. We are -" din.
what We produce to other regions.
and in the natural distribution Of
things must look /" other localities
for full supply Of our wants. 1t Is
admitted by all Cslifornians that the
Central Pacific made yrievOuS mis-
take in not capturing the trade Of
Montana years ago with branch
from its main line. The completion
Of the Northern Pacific and branches,
from the Cnion Pacific has now
placed the opportunity beyond the
reac|, Vi the Central Pacific. That
read can do much. however, hy u
liberal and sagaci"u> policy I" in
crease its receipts and build up III,
commercial interests Of SAN Francis
60. And such a policy will help moi
only sam Francisco and the railroad
itself hut the con.uniers Of Montana
who always desire the option nj d.:
vcr=ity Of markets.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Trouble at tho Ripraps.

q. Il. O'Rammon. Esq, who came
nv On the construction train rem
Warm Springs yesterday ava'le''
himself Of the opportunity I" r;''e
with the engineer I" the repairs 20
ing forward ut tia scene OF the WASH
gu. ON Big Hole at the "'""t" OF
M..se Greek. lie there found the
rc,s,ir camp in some c"'"""t'"n'
their horses having b'en take" w
and held for breaking into the pa
tur. "f \ resident there known ~
"S,sr' Jennings. An officer went
out with y writ IL replevin this morn
i.x to regulate matters down there
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
The Town Of Stuart.

The sale u: lots in the town oi stu
art j. advertised in tlli, issue Of the
MINER. 1t is y favorable point for
investment, and one that the ii,vcs-
tor t.ce.i not wait until his grand
children rea"Ii their majority 10 real
ize from. Aside fro:u it, natural adj
vantsg,-. Il is so pleasantly i'"'.!el
aud III : tr!, close proximity I" this
city that, ~ s''n a. "" have oar
,:,orh;mg and evening traits. people
,l";u. business here will make Their
HON. in the town oi stuart. IT u So
fortunately located an,! If such :utur"
promise that >a:ari"us incivid:iai>
viii! see il to tl..ir interest to st'i,rc u
spot Of realty in the 1T y burg.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
TERRITORIAL. NEWe.
Outlet From tho Columns u, OH
Exchanges

ls,zcn.aM is ch,"'k tu!! 1T s''i';c
gambling gaines.
Thieves :'Ot away vii, :". horses
IT lwt last week.
There have been a.n'ut ii!iy quartz
lead. ln.at..li in beer I.os:: r"Hn'v,
since the Isl If January.
X. i. ::rewm. u E"*.'"aa ;:s'-
keeper. d:r.i suddenly las! Monday
Of arol,!rxv "f the Stomach.
1t j. reported tia: \ Wa-!.'i::''n
Territory man j. IN hi, wy t" His
-ou':. witt, :. newspaper "u!iil.
\ nn"-;h;:.i ;ni.re.: in '.:r War
Earle nine. h-Sr ('"Skr ti:!.
t.a,Ee'. Fork. l,s. i'.sr -" !"r
:",M-'.
II Is sail that tc;:r' has. iii r:r ::
,Y,ull...r,.c I" Use ra:r''.ihen "n''
st.~;:,n-n "n IL" PIPER >"''""s'"nr.
this season.
II is charged that ;i,., .:...k cI. Il;
fire c:isii,as.,; through Nc "''ntr:-
ness ur ..ayeie-.nr.,> :" i:.'~ia ',H'I;'
ing ar ;i>hin; parties.
Indian .Aysn, Armstrong. .. ,':e
crow Agency. i, taking il, .i!e \c!-
,ows,one::Na ,:alui rari.. III roNl'ar;
with distinguished Eastern tourists.
Ult of re>.tc; to TIE :.."is."iy 81
Nick We:cii. who d.r,; u; Eca:"a
last week. TIE District CMr. a'!.
journe.l "Wednesday a.''a'"'E until
the next day.
Tie water in Alder :,lch is at To-"
stage and grnund->luicing is a!ln",;
over. III" balance "f the season vii!
he ,ken up in r!canin. i"s' . rk an"
large clea,i-urs are expected.
\ man was ..r"u!::.; up I" l:ozclaan
from, saltwater la,l Tuesday char 81
with having c'::MhIittct hi.h"ay
robbery. lie j. Il candidate for The
Deer I.,,slye l"ni,cpiia;!y with fine
ci,anccs .! election.
Lewiston is the na:,.. e.: the new
tewn iaii ".t y; j'aunauA ) place on
the judith. Il j. about he thirteenth!
town that la. icrn c,'inirh''e'i III
iii. Judith country within the l'a>'
year aud half.
\ co.,rle of Dakota nien are H. g''
t;,tin.. with :air prospects ri SUE
cess, with Actin: S2rre.Hry J"~:yn
Of the Interior DEPARTMENT.. for III.
necessary ground. in the National
Park u,On which to construct rOa.l'
WAYS anu erect hotels and Other
building fnr the accommodation anu
convenience vi visitors.
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From the London Echo.

From the London Echo.
One Of the most eminent painters
Of Paris was lately commissioned to
paint the portrait Of Il lady who was
some years ago y famous i.autv, hut
whs Is ROW nearer her titt.tth than
her fortjeth year. She wished the
portrait I" I've exhibited in this years
Salon. and gave the artist endless
trouble over its details. When j.
wa. finished. however. she Was far
from conte.lte'l. and declared that
she could not recognize her own
likeness in his conscientious piece OF
work. Tie painter said that she
need not have the picture ii she did
II remained in his "h iier a> his own
uns.'ld property. Meanwhile he was
determined to have his revenge f"r
the insult done to his pride u. an ar
fist aM't the loss to- his packet ~ one
who lived hy his art. III order that
the picture should not remain u piece
Of dead capital, he resolved to trans.
form 1t from \ portrait into Il subject.
4 few days before The private exhiti-
ton the lady IN question WAS inform.
ed by u well.in-iructcsl friend that
the artist had introduced u nunii,er
Of accessories into her portrait which
were likely IL compromise. her rc!'u-
tatiOn. She drove Oft in great haste
to the painters studio and asked to
see the picture. The wish was
promptly gratiiied. There she st."'d
upon the canvas. lifc-liie ami life
size: hut the cruel artist hal th;nncsi
her hair to- sen,i-l'al.lne<<, and in one
Of her hands she held tw" long tre<s-
Is Of false hair. Upon tile table at
her side. which lie had changed. int"
t"'!ct-ta''!e. were ralig.sl II number
Of bottles. labeled respectively with
the words, milk of Lilies. Beauty
Water" Elixir against Wrinkles,
"t;ol.ltn.l,air D,e." The la.ly rric.i
out that such treat lieIt wAs infamous.
"iOu have really n" .Ul',rlaint. mad.
an,e." said the artist. ''Eou have al-
ready declared that the picture is in
EO sense 4 portrait vi yourself. |
accept YOUR opinion. aud, rs ] rannri
afford IL lH-" So much hard work. l
have treated ii ~ II tania-ie piece.
and a- suc! ! shall int r"iu,v j, /" IL.
public. ! mean to call il 'ihc Go.
u,lette III Fifty Ncar-.'" "Wha! ~
exclaimed she. "I"u mean to cx-
hibit il, -" The lady immediately
begged him I" accept The stipulated
sum for the l"rir'.it "n.l. after :l,
had seen the compromising "ccc..s"r.
les cbi.rralr,l III her presence. took
out her r!l-;.k.I""'k ami I"ugh, iii.
p:ciUr. iii tie >is...
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Are Horso Thieves Around?

Robert Denney. of thu Park, a'''
v..rtises in another cs,lu'ln lost
horse. The circumstances indicate
that the h ,rse was stolen. He was
,wcaty when first seen in the morn
ing. haviu: evidently been ris''ien all
night. and the thief had prob lilly
gone into the brush IL sleep during
the day. The horse ran With Nj:
D,.un~v's herd during day. an"
ut niyht followed into the .1'rra''
During the night the dog" cont
n,euce.l a furious barking and Mr.
I,enney aud another gentleman WI"
was cnc.map+ri near him, IN going
"a the corral. discovered y mn"
.ku,kiny away In the darkness inc
horse WI. then .,u: in the stable ""'
der l.x.k aud key. anil the ev' aencs'''
uln,at tie premises fer t"" or tn'ee
night. showed that e''"r'* h"" '"'e''
,,:.,.,. To- Lr.:;s into the stable.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Was It q Joke ?

". are informed that a young lazy
and gentleman well and ,a."'a" :.
kuowu in TIL. city were joined !"
,h.. ,x,u,,s If n,atri:s,.'ny ] ut s"nda!
.f,..rn,s,u an Ewing street. l"e
cou, rnrtins parties were inclined al
,h. time IL regard the ceremony rs +"
;,,..u lint a, mates have assumed {"
,.,.,r.. .eri..,,. ASPECT they are NO"
,.....kiur ,a,n,e means " *u"der'"S the
tie.-Ue|dht.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Tie Lewis and Clarks Oe:cga Ion

The following gentlemen e'nirr'''
iny ;i:e Lewis and Ia; act "un;v dele
cation to the Territorial Republican,
Convention, which meet, III This city
at noon to-day. arrived III H.: city
Yesterday. ami last evening: Mss'r>.
4. 4. Eatkin. \. II. I'ca't!", ". r..
Sanders, X. I.."!s.y. J. p. W"aln'an,
WA. Ci!e+:snan. ". \. Mc.:snti"ri',
Joseph Davis, L. l.. N.:w;er. u. r.
Hooper, J. q. SANDERS, Cornelius
Hedges. Moses Morris aud William
sims. The gentlemen are all well
known. prominent c'tizc':s "i Helena
ami are welcomed here hy u larx.
number ri friends il the silver Gay.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
EeShashOna.

Ii,:>,..n MIN. the Jewish New Year,
Il. i".L .:.u, lcgin- Il; >uH>v: Az"
closes Il: ...iHAat tu-n.or;"w evening.
80: is ne year i:.sy enter upon.
Our Jcw;yh r;,iz:n< vii. cl'Ss ti'::r
n,arv. IT b,,sin..s this evening at tx
o'rlmk ami keep them closed Cn';:
Sc:cu y. El., tO-inNrrIW.