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Sbefiff's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !

by VIRTUE OF A writ Of EeEi fas;a s
~ is'ued on. o' The Citcuis Court tor
Worcester County, al III sniI OF jim .
S. Dale, use OF Clayton purDeil TITUS
tee IN lusnlSeucy. sga!hs' TIE goods ann
chAt,els, lands aud tenem-sis OF Juna
A. Bat.ell | have ieSiad upos sns'h
aud taxed in execution 81 the ri=bI
title, claim, interest sad estate r, H..
and IN Equity q the >.i Jnl's 4 Bat
tell 10 sla to the iolloalug properly. 10
wi,:
All that HOUSE snt LOT -i.a.,~ tx
lie losn ~ Br,l,n ~ o,c. s'.r y. an-
", on 10 {, fnni -iI- o. ~ .,r,t
leading fr,m q o g. y ii."n's b ~
Store 10 Abe Tt.pp- MI, w.i,o go
Conveyed 10 ihr al; Jul a 4. i;.,.i >.
william ;. Cooper l.. iced d.'-i re
l9'h "a, ~ My. i. ne w. 1862 ,"r
recorded smoug tie lend rtrv",. at
Woroe,t'r crn,sy, il Lane, 4. +. l.,
NJ. ), f,Iio PIG.
AUd | hsfsby ~. hr'ie", t"ot e.
"a l UhDa1, / EMU ANY ~, lcs2
4; , o'clncS +. vi.
i, font 81 Al.,r'. Fl It'll. i. TIE to.n
4 B.'l", | viii III y, rn'.lie Aae ~
Ill til 'iknt, MI, rl.,s. i"tg PEE, end
r-'''~ 1T - I'D IA El"i'> ct ;hr >.ii
jas 4. B4t;.li i" aud "a tSe a'o,. d :
sc'ihei r.sl - ~, :" III d .l.d tx
ia .xscnti"', 10 he hishss, ai3t!-r fr
csAh IN safety tie ssores4,d Wi; u
ri iscias AID ea,.=
JOHN \. HEHNAN,
ShrGof E"rc-,s-r Cosaty
Jan. ia.
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OSCAR WILDE IN b osToN Oscar
Wilde's lecture in Music II III t.,
Boston, Tuesday night, seems t"
have been a success financially. 81.
the house is reported 10 have brso
densely crowded, but esihs,ic>ii,
speaking, it was not alt"geth.r
satisfactory to the apostle OF III"
beautiful. The two front lows Of
seats were occupied by about sixty
Harvard students, arrayed III all
the glory of dress coats, knee
breeches, and extravagant green
neckties. They all wore lilies in
their coats and carried large snn
flowers, while large suDfower
fans were used by many ladies in
the audience. The applause was
vigorous but rather OF sarcastic
character, and it is sail the Iectur-
er was anything but pleased with
Boston culture. He managed.
however, to get in a good point 40
students, saying that he had n"
doubt these young men we'e>in
cere 10 their admiration Of al,
but tor the first time in his Ills e
breathed silent PRAYER I" ID. d.
livered from his disciples. Bal
Sun.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives Botcs
that he h,s obtained from Tie orPhar.
Court for Worcester County lctlers q ac-
ministralion upon thu est ie Of
joins J. EVANS,
late OF said county deceased All persons
having claims sgaiusi IN. said estate ARE
hereby warned TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber, on or
before The l4,h day of july, ia the year 1882
otherwise they may by law besxclnded from
all the benefits thereof.
JOHN EyAES.
-Aaminissrataz
TEST. GEO. T. BRATTEN.
~kss-i4-eh Rrgir,vr u Wills.
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t.L II a BOD1 VIZ LA NJ tNlnI tnHlH'
II Is il Worcester County ard partly in
Nicomicn CaunIy MARYLAND, cont aiming
shout 26Oe acres in one body anu known
rs he
pine GHOVE SETTLEMENT, /"
is no~ cfer.d for ssie upoa tie ms,i fa.ora-
I'll, terms.
This estate lies IN thu main county road
from Sn"" Hill, tie county tow OF Won
c'st.r Gonntv, To Salisbury, the Cous'v
town of Wirouco County, within ii ht
miles q: Tie iormer sd t~.i,. ndi-, 81 The
later. II j. improved hN i've t.. N hoi-.s
elirii II located aud ~i'h uece. ar, o,t-
builiHs - nrd h.> tiue o,he~ team, h"u--.
faitl, Distributed ever il. 1t h., s1~,y
through IFS cspir- very s~l-vi"r Mill
stream u!on wnirh j. N.ll-rris etc,
gfi-'-mil, nuw b,ng run Atlas -l 10
th. mill property ID q" comfortable dvelliax
house and tair sized lot o! ground IL do
rs. mon il t.vorably located y good tse-
star, Store house in which fair I.i.il bs-i-
ness /. now teiug done, ~i'h blark NTH
shop near by. A thirty hors- power El.a-
dy portable S,eam Saw Nil Is sa~ ia."v.s.-
lion on the tract aud Will be- ...l, st, r.
TIE hnil'iug- ~ ltcatec ecrvesv"t %,
ecof r"s's AID ~. "f -Asj r,c~.s. Ae ~
800 sc'-. 81 lie H.ct ID Hatef CGItis les
aud the h.l "c. i. ia ,i,-t-r .ru,a ~li.a tie
large r;:.s have t..n eat l..ssiiy So hard
wood ,"'h - Ga's oak ,;,ri.-, kc., in
quantities snai,iegt ..r IL lirs safer al
aud i"i.'i"I- .. i.-,rinvjry "~ luI.rtt. -
TIE irtct "'s, ,r.,'-- rt's-it III AJ;is .tt
uIi-hS> ''-ng cLnfy i.y.t ln.~, =. IL 1T =
lnI-t p"i',-'" Is ~ Ok s"-r,? .i's c'-' 't's-
soil, sui il very pod .rnVe To ~ r i
sn--.p' hl. ~ "n>N d.ain"g. 500 ~ Al,
un!I.scd, -na sers r.1c. - ~.ri % t.e
gio"th ~ i'rct- std 'i.i's sts n-i's s'''!-
"a e;sy reich II Sao- i:ii. at ~h-' S-f.t
SHIPPERS hh'c G,ilN onn.Lri..iiu"> a. -'s'i
win ic Ao'ttttu n,a:ktt>. - ihis1'~
-',a Si.h . tmN d, - e., i'"-.i;i +
20" Hi.,m : pt'v z. stits fIc" L.'' i"i
Il ~ 10 i,rr dgcen-ais a. hose vito -.>a
u EteY iiuit, aud vg.'hA.e. soy rss;.-i.
scr Roy" d. :n'ie particulars, price. tr,hs
ETC, iiic-" a--iTius To ld: chs. MI 50
'ir.>s si.htr r. l.. Mdi:o;G g., Mn.vl'c,
Nv jersey = titir .sert. u. II. S's"ns ~.
ton tnc pTr,.is'> S.aN I'LL, -, SEA say
Nne ;.si,ilg to yiSii md ttmts.e ~ lad
HIon proper h"i,Ct Viii h; ne >, il's s"dt
al saot iiiI aad conveyed o. AGA shown
ne p.e,u,es.
iu~. !<-,f.
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4 SMALL PO-T {
SER4DIC.4TEDs


CoSTiGioN destroyed
SICK Rooms purified and
made pleasant.
FEvEsED AMI SICK PER
sons relieved and re-
freshed by bathing
with Propliy tactic
Flaid added to the
water.
SOFT WHITE CoNPLEx-
Ions secured by its use
in bathing.
IMPURE AIR made harm
les aud puriti Il by
sprinAling Barb y $
Fluid about.
To PuRIPY THE BRgA1H
CLsASsE TuE TEErH,
ii can't he surpassed.
CATAEEE relieved aud
cured.
EkYSiPEIGs cured.
BURSEs relived instant
~.
Scars prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
OdOrs.
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) DIR THERIi ;
= PRETENTED.l

CHOLERA dissipated
SNIP FRvER prevented
by is use.
IL eases Of death in the
hoase, it should al
ways be used about
the corpse il will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell
An ANTiDcrs for animal
or Veg table Poisons.
Siinss, sc,
Dangerous etlluviss Of
sick rooms and hCspi
tails removed by lie
use.
yellow FEvrR
ER.DIcAess.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES. "A resolu-
ton was adopted in both houses "i
Congress Wednesday setting apart
Monday, the 9th ct the present
mouth, for the memorial services
homer of the late President,
lanes A. Garfield. The proceed
ings will take place in the hall OF
he House OF Representatives, and
occasion promises to be one OF
interest. Hon. James u.
will deliver an address on
sand services OF the deceas-
dent, to be followed By
,ributes by gen,!smsn Sc
/. the occasion by the COM
arrangements.
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The voiunns of the kagnS,ns be
tn" Numbers Tor june and Decemb
..'r "A hsn no time is 20. ciGed,
uaaertocd that The subscriber wis
gin With the current Number.
A C"mpIee Set OF HARPER's n
comprising 50 Volumes, in neat clio
Ing, will be rent be sent by express
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PER volume Sngle volumes bs m.
paid, % 90. Cloth cs.es, for bind
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49,
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GREAT
ARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid |!

FITTING Of SMALL P0X
Prevented.
ULCERS purified an d
healed
GANgBENE prevented
and cured.
nYsENTERY CURED
WOUNDS :. alel rapidly.
SURVEY cured III short
time
TETrER dfied up.
II Is PERFECTLY HAR2-
LESS.
For SORE TBBoAr it L. 9
sure cure
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ONE Pr ICE.


ih- ougina nr ~ 'h- idea. ana the
al, Ciaih'ne House IL to- S,4'e thar
't'i p'v~. w,i'ten gusFa5ise to exchange
ga "a s4t-fa"'"fv grrHcut a. any tine
2, lin Z 2" completely suit ne buyer,
r'a;, '.r InFc' ase ,a.'ir}
the "ul, > ~ ~ e.. Si4.e 'ha' h,
- y DI,TINCr Il THING psPAErxk>Ts
BET 8 emmy. "a t-t.9: -hut-u' la i.N
Tie o.ly aouse il tLt SITE .hAt -,
rgtn-l aud
EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
pi"@ fo'o coar 'q.~i.d - ror
r o.t sna-. - S - -.
.,.. 4 ,,.a, .to Clo'
. II Ii az al sizes = - fir+c'
he rrse'i iu'' A. i'.h' 3 oft IS tn
cost - rr'dnct,"p ma k goods IN p-n
-riling figures, AID a prices - suit al.
FAIR DEIELyG or san lir3.
" ONE PRICE Our in~b2r
PERNIEEET FDPUL1RITY" o.
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+ Els. WHITE, +
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HOS IERY!
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This popular journs. is 4
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VALUABLE
Estate
FOR SALE.
1900 ACRES OF LAND IN ONs BODY.
Rare Chance for Capitalists or Colon,st'

4 Ill THAT BODY OF LAND living main
II Is il Worcester County. ard partly IN
Nicomicn Comfy, MARYLAND, containing
about 26Oe acres in Que body anu known
is The
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Calling on the Sick.

l. Only call ut the door, unless you
are sure your friend is able to see you
without harm.
.. Enter and leave the house and move
about the rOOm quietly.
3. Garry . cheerful face and speak
cheerful words.
4. In order to cheer You need not tell
lies.
5. If your friend is very sick do not
fall into gay and careless talk in the at
tempt to he cheerful.
4. 10 not 0sk questions. and thus
Oblige your friend to talk.
Z. Talk about something outside, and
not about the disease ind circumstances
Of the patient.
8. Tell the news but not the list of the
sick and dying.
8. II possible, carry something with
you to please the eye and relieve the
nOn0t6ny Of the sick r.,0m-a fl0we or
even picture which you can loan for u
few days.
10. If desirable, some little delicacy
to tempt will be we'll bestowed.
IL. The perfume of some lowers il
poisonous, and they should never be
carried into the sick room. Especially
Is this true Of the tuber0se, heliOtrOpe,
hyacinth, orange, lilac, syringa, and
lilies.
l.. Stay only u moment, or few min
utes at the longest, unless you can Ike Of
some help.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29
What Coffee viii Do.

According to DR.. Book, of Leipsic,
coffee and tc:I ere the chief causes Of
our nervousness anil pevieshness of the
time.
DR.. Segur takes the opposite ground
AMI enumerates the blessings which,
they cain produce.
1t j, a mental and bodily stimu!ant,
assisting to convert the blood into ner-
vous tissue, and thus recruit the nervous
and thinking faculties.
It lessons the amount of food nctessa-
r. to support the system.
1t will often cut short and cure attacks
of intermittent fever.
In typ:.us lever it increases the excre-
ton Of urea, and 80 far purities the
blNxl without increasing Metanlorplosis
Of the tissues.
1t tends to lessen coma nd low tlelir-
ium. 1t 10 DIR. Segur's chief reliance in
vel ow fever.
1t is usef Il in spasmolic asthma,
wh"Oping cou h and Mysteries. 1t is q
diuretic in cardiac .lr0psy. In opium
poisoning its efficacy is generally a.
knowletlged.
After heavy meal it relieves the
sen:e Of oppression.
1t is disiniectant and decd ,rizer.
Habitua| coffee drinkers gcneruliy en-
JOY good health, and usua ~ live to Il
good old age.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29
A Merited Rebuko.

SAN FHANcIstO, April "a Tucson
special s:.y>: At mass meeting vi sew
cral thousand citizens held tonight it
WAS unanimously resolved that the fol-
lowing b. sent and it was Immediately
wired ~ M open letter to the President
and his Cabinet and both Houses 0i
Congress
"Dnring the rejoicings incident 10 the
grand military display announced to
take place ut Fortress Monr,e, We beg
to otter ~ skeleton to sit ut your ham
ll,lct the fact that nearly one hundred
Vi our pioneers have within few days
l,etn wantOniy murdered in cold blood
by tlevelish Alsaclnes, whom cruel and
mistaken policy permits to survive their
crimes Ii some small portion Of the
expenditure incurred III your grand
display could be devoted to such Meas
nrcs us would preclude the probability
Of an increase In the list Of Of our mnr-
dere.l dead, we could send you greeting
Of gratitude and cheer in place Of this
message Of our sorrow, helplessness and
our llttA,latiOn.
''JAs. II. TOoLE, Chairman.
~. &. HUGHES, Secretary.
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The Ogden Pilot Of the 2lth says: j.
N. Fillmore Is the new superintendent
Of the west end Of the Northern Pacific
Railr,ad. He is the youngest member
Of the famous Fillmore family that has
furnished 30 many good railroad men to
the country. He is . son Of l.. Fillmore,
for many years superintendent Of 600
miles Of the Union Pacific road, and q
cousin Of ex-President Willard Fillmore.
His cousin, Jerome A. Fillmore, is As
sistant General superintendent Of the
Central Pacific, and another cousin has
just resigned the position Of superin-
tentlent "f the Northern Pacific Coast
road. We believe that several other
members Of the family are employed in
responsible positions by the Central Pa
cific Railroad Company.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29
The Graveyard Of the Hanged.

A London correspondent Of the BAL
tinlOre Suu describing visit tn New
gate says: Passing along corridors long
and gloomy. and pecping into cells
cheer less and cold. and minus the com
ls'ny Of nm Occupant-fOr ut this mo-
ment Newgate is q sort Of plrgatorial
prison, allowing the convicted to pass
through q probation of few hours only
while en- route to their future hades-I
arrived at the cold and clammy spot in
the intesi,r Of the jail-yard where lie
the mortal remains Of many strangled
human being. ''Them's the gone 'uns;
the Out-and-0ut convicted, sir, said the
jailor. Hooked, and saw scratched on
very carefully arranged blocks Of stone
the index to the names Of the ''gone
u s." A graveyard of murlerers!
Gold, Shiny, and grimy graveyard
Mystel ious mound! / must confess to
tx an arrant coward where crime is en-
throned Or entombed. / felt the gurg-
ling sensatinns and the cOnvulsivc
shrugs, the last hOrrid twitter and thud
Of each of these nurlerers coming up
before lac as the near by st. Sepulcbre's
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bell tol)ed IT'D Woird and yondIously de-
scribed death knell.
aGked the jailof II no had seenmsny
culprits hanged. He, IN hh best New
gate n0nchalant Stybe, replied, Dos
enaln & m i.l FD 49,. ....rrt.s
/ asked him the character. Of eouIage
each displayed It To moment PRIOR to
execution. nj
"Not one On 'em, cir, knows II really;
we'll primed.
began to have . high moral estimate
Of this man. It was grateful to learn
that he participated in alleviating the
s0derin9s Of the condemned. but, !"
said /, "what do you call Z good send
orr"
"Well. sir, mist Of 'em likes Rin."
Oh! most imp0tent conclusion Of this
mans morality! Gin! A good send
Off! pondered. then asked him to
explain.
"Why, bless your life, sir, not one
swings sober. We can't refuse last re-
quests, you know, sir; and we pour
down the gin until they don't get sober
again in this wOrld-lnaybe not in the
next! Aud no ones hurt after all.
Hanging !. easy to 'en all with gin.
We don't begrudge 'enl, sir, . Bit" :.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

DR.. Campbell sent the scalp Of the
Sioux recently killed near Glendive, tn
| friends in Jamestown, where it SCENE
| to have created considerable excite
ment.
1t is stated that Mr.. r. b. Harrison,
while in Washington City recently, sue
ceeded in having thecharges reduced ON
ore assays from three to two d0llars.
Miners will be gratified to learn of this
reduction.
The publication Of newspapers IL .
branch of business followed more large
" in Montana than in any State or
country in the world Of it's population.
1t IL not to be wondered at that inferior
men are unsuccessful In this occupation,
since they can expect to do no better In
it than any other.
Ed. Pagan, who was shot in Charles
Brow rs saloon ut Miles City the night
Of Monday, the I'd inst, lived only "A
hours. The bali passed through the
bowels and every symptom Of SUCH
wounds appeared. Had it passed al
Inch farther to the lett he probable
wu:.d have escaped with but slight in
jury.
The Ne1v North West says: An item
has been going the rounds that the
James Brothers and a dOzen members
Of <luantreli's lsal,d were ut Yam Hill,
| near Deer Lodge, some years agO. In
quiry from those who would most prOl;:l-
bly, know does not confirm the report.
One young fellow, who had been with
Quantrcll's band, WAS there one sum-
n,er, but he was not one Of the James
brothers.
Last Wednesday in Helena George
Montague was granted a hearin- before
Jud. &c Davis. Montague was arrested
Inst Saturday night while attempting to
steal stock from the stables Of Josephine
Helsey, on Silver Creek. Upon the
evidence If Sh. rift Charles Jettries and
George Miller, the man who exln'sed the
affair to the author. ties, Montague was
bound over and his hail fixed ut 81 ,5tkl
In default Of the hail he was reman(iell
to jai! to await the action Of the grand
jury.
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Warrington Notes.

WAsn.NGroS, April ]0.-The Sen
ate Committee Ol, Commerce will to
morrow take up the nomination Of
Worthirgton. I" I've Collector Of Gus
toms + Boston, and the, expect to net
ulx,M il. Senators HOar aud Dawes
will appear !n.torc the Committee and
MAX. arguments against NOrtl,ingtOn' 3
nomination. The burden 1T their ar
g,,,.,cnt will bc that Wortl.ingt"n would
sDiIvcIt tine Custom House and it's "a
trouage into "a ln'li,ical machine.
Blaine continued his testimony before
the s>hiphcrl Committee this morning,
quot in: from the late President Gar
fields memorandum hook ri every
.;ay's transactions and also his private
secretary 10 show that he l.ad ND ct,gni-
xa,,ce oi Shepherds Peruvian Company
or the CM:het claim.
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BAL1,so.s April @a-Reansd e'p'
per quiet, >1O6@. :H+
BERLIH, April 9s.-Oensrsl skoeelsd
= dangesously 10. .:n
MoxTREAI, April 1&-Zessnadatt,
Consul for 0roeee, = aI1sgted 1or IN -
seult On girl ten years Of age.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-The argu-
ment in the Mason case Wa concluded
in the Supreme Court to-day.
81. PETEnsDU1a, April 9a-Aany
shops and houses belonging to Jews
were burned last night ct Kamerits.
Damage, @1O,Oo0.
81. LOUIS, April 96.-The gross earn
inGy Of the railroads Of this State for the
year 1854, q reported by the railroad
commissioners, amounts % 81, 000, 900.
MILWAUKEE, Win, April 96.-The
Milwaukee Association Company's
brewery IL on fire. II will probably
burn to tho grOund. No estiDuate Of the
los can yet b made.
WASHINGTON, ApT1l 2R-Farley be-
came engaged in . long colloquy with
Dawes about the labor experiment with
Chinese In Aassachusetts, and 1t tour
1cls,ck yielded to . motion made by Ed
munds for IN executive session, which
was agreed to. The bill accordingly
gOes over until tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-The CONNER
ciaPs Washington special says m OIL
cial Of the South American legation said
to-day the Chilians still hold Peru but
according to their advices they would bs
glad Of chance TO withdraw and make
themselves whole for loeses incurred.
They feared to withdraw now because
Peru was in m unsettled condition and
that anarchy was sure to follow. Chill
wished to avoid this excuse for foreign
Intervention for protection Of alien
property.
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WASHINGTON. April 2G.-Gufteau b
growing nervous again ana acts badly
scared whenever mention II made Of
court proceedings. He said to u report
er, II suppose you know my case will
he argued on the 8th OF next month.
What do you think Of my prospects: l
don't want communication Of sentence.
If they do anything at all they
must set nc free in order hat / can
travel and lecture. / do not want TO be
cosjl ed up in nrsOn all my days." The
prisoner turned to his table and picking
una bundle ct photographs endeavored
to make sale and seemed somewhat
piIucd ut Lcihy unsuccessful.