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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The following n . fair specimen Of
the manner In which Euroissn news
b fixed up for the London press and
then cabled over 10 this country.
II h said that the lliassian Govern.
n'ent b luying large quantities Of
wheat, and concentrating lMl.UW
men In Resaar1b. but though this
news, says the cautiously worded
',rslateh, b causing alarm, "thcre
h no reason 10 suppose that It he's
any foundation than the fears wildly
entertained respecting Russia's in
tentiops In that quarter" Al II
whish means just nothing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby givcn hy ;:e M":rr.!x:nr!.
the administrator Oi :I.a state ri thar'cs
=. Johnson. decreased, 10 inc creditors III
ana all lsers',:lS having claims against the
~. il deceased, 10 exhibit them Wit. '::c npr
essary ~.uCde:x, within tour mon:hs after
the nrst publication Oi this nUi.ct. ~ :iI''
.aia administrator At Butte City, il. he
county CT silver I:b".
EDWIN Z. wArERRi'' =.
Administrator Of the estate Ut Charles +.
johnson, deceased SwIt
Dated tn 10 18th day OF November, ISL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

shows that bot @ per ee0e. Of our
army = available for active service.
ard - = ono men are really neesled
ibr . Standing army, he recommends
that the limit Of men Constituting It
b incseased to ,0Ou.
TIE General complains that the
army h ovesworked, and must con-
tinue % unless the Dumber b in.
creased. He reviews the work Of the
year somewhat In detail, arriving ut
the eooclasion that there has ba,en .
less munger 81 Indian outbreaks In
the year than ut any time Tor twenty
yeays. Fart Of this b due to the ELL
cheney Of the army, and part to The
advsncement az civilization In the
West. The report devotes consider
able space to the growth ~ the Great
West, and says that now that the
Transition period h past. 1t II due to
the Government to select certain
strategic points for permanent army
pests, and construct permanent build
ings on them, 20 NJ not longer to
compel the officers and men t. live IN
holes In the ground, slanties, or
green cottonwood log huts ~ hereto
fore.
Co,mmemiing on the number Of de-
sestions and the remedy he expresses
the belief that the l'etttr treatment Of
those WIG stay, and more severe
punishment OF those who desert, will
do muel, toward preventing
the practice. He also reconl-
nse,,ds an increase Of the pay Of men
from SIS y month to SIC q month,
Recommendation which should he
needed by Congress. The general
condition Of the army personnel has
been improved, ~ has also the & me
sal condition Of the people Of the
country ut large. The recent rifle
he says, have made great
improvements in the craftsmanship
Of the men, and he recon- Tlends an
appropriation for continuing The
work. He also recommends the allOl- !
ton of some plan by which regi. |
ments and officers can he given Diff !,
ferent terms in remote posts, and
then be allowed to return to the CONF !;
forts Of civilized life, and their places !
he supplied by others. \ very good !:
suggestion, and one winch should be :
complied with. lie further reco,n- !;
,nends the emplo. n'ent Of teachers !
for schools, upon the very sensible ;
grounds that, Notwithstanding sage ,
advice to pursue contrary course, !
officers and men will get married. and |
have families, and that their children ,
should he provided with the means
Df education. The report abounds in |
practical suggestions, and is replete !
In useful information. He fails to !
in this report, rs he did
in his last. that large appropriations ;
should I've made to strengthen the old
md to bnild new Notifications on the !
Atlantic seabOar.l. 1t IL evident the .
exrerience Of the forts in and around ,
at the hands Of the Eng |
|ish ironclads, afIUrsls u lesson which .
has not been lost upon til. head Of i
Dur army. !.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

Nj. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, will
be stoutly opposed in his canvass for
the *peakesship q the next House Of
Representatives, BY the low tariff
Desnoesaas Of that body. The Louis
nile COURIER Journal and other innu-
etial eastern Democratic papers
ss.~ their voiee aGninst The election
Ugh protective tariff candidate.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
OUR STANDING Army.

The annual report az General Sher-
man WAS made :'ublir few days
ago. 1t Is accompanied by the usual
reports from Division Commanders,
General sheridan and Inspector
General I.aekett. From the report
We learn that our Government and
oeople are protected BY an army COD
ting Of ten regiments Of cavalry:
s s cling 4sl Officers and Z, 1883 men,
o a r.'22:e"ts Of artillery. with 80
S %~s ,..,n:i !: ',s men; and twenty.
oli,cess and So! Infantry, With 81
til Of s.ls5 os,egeen, a., making = ~. I . To-
teine one officer for W. .''v-' .'"'
men. Over ill there eSe'y ~
staG; consisting q S7s ok. -
IN: enlisted men, making 49,
total, ineluding unavailable med:
tached 1t varioss points, Of 1918
men. This h he standing a5~yo
ths greet Uniasd ssatea The Genea!
asys the expesseeee of the w"'1
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Printers Strike.

I"Ni"'H, Nov. l::.-rhr printers in
this city, working Oh newspapers,
have entered on strike :ur higher
wages. Seine Of the lml.i> have con-
cedetl the demand made l,y the -ttik-
er~, aud work Is progressing Us usual.
In general, however, propr;ctor>
have stood out and the printers Icing
equally firm there II u Deadlock ut
the ('sls(~.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The State Bureau OF Statistics al
Indiana makes an official showing
which 10 very crrditahle I" the State.
The corn crop Of this year amounts
to III, G0a, .97 bushels, and the acreage
urder cultivation Is S,:;l::,MA'. The
wheat crop h ii, 0nl. 'aO bushels, and
the acreage, like that Of corn, Is over
1000. an. The oat crop Is the largest
ever raisesl In the state, anil there
ar l,NW, (hN acres laid down to day.
producing ,(a'O, OlN tons.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
THE IOWA PROHIBlTORY
AMENDMENT.

The courts have passed upon anil
declared the prohi6itory amendment
to the constitution Of Iowa null aud
void. The ground upon which the
decision was rendered are that there
Was . failure to comply with the con-
stitutioual provisions which require
that the proposed amendment must
he agreed to BY bGth houses Of two
succeeding general assemblies and
then ratified by . vote Of the people.
The amendment a. j, passed the Sen.
ate III the Eighteenth Assembly read
~ follows:
NO l,ersOn sl,all manufacture for
sale, or sell, or keep for sale, ~ bev-
efaGe or to be used, any intoxicating
liquor whatever, including ale. wine
and beer."
It WAS then sent I" the House,
where it passed, but either Ivy design
or ac..itlent the words ''Or to lie used"
were omitted. They were omitted
also when 1t passed the Nineteenth
Assembly, and when it was adopted
by thu people. The court held that
the omission Of the words makes an
entire change ri meaning. for in the
shape the amendment originally
lussetl the Senate II absolutely inhib-
itesl the use "f liquors ."r sacrament
tal, medicinal. culinary or scientific
purpsAe'.. whereas hy the omission Of
the wor,lx named the Use of liquors
for the l'urln'ae* specified was not
prohibited, hencr the constitutional
provisions werr not complies, with.
and the amendment Is declared null
and void. 1t j. now questionable
whether. in view Of the havoc which,
it llas created In their ranks In other
States, the Republicans Of Iowa will
again attempt ~ pass another pro-
hihitOry amendment.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The Republicans ascribe their de-
feat everywhere to the comet. It h
quite possible the fear generally en-
tcrtainetl that the visitor would de.
stroy the earth, caused many Repub-
Leans to repent Of their error and
and drove them In the honest Old
Democratic party. The effect II the
,s,n,et viii be felt In 1884.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
CINCINNATI, Nov. l:.-Wbiskev

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1:;.-Wbiskev
II.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. l3.-The first
Irost Of the season In this region this
morning. ~
MADRID. Nov. l3.-It IL reported
that Isabel, the new infant tx,rn lssf
night, 10 dangerously Ill.
Providence, Nov. lathe Paine
ana Sackett woollen manufacturing
company Of this city has made IN ~.
s'gnment. LiabIlitiea, sam, am.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
SUMMONS.

IN TIE Probate Court IN and for the Conn.
~ n.!vef NOW. Territory q: Mo,.ia,...
Hay. defendant. A'"'"~" f.
ire pe0ple Of the Territory OF Montana
sns o s'ee''ns to Tne:nas 4. Nay, defend
You ar hereby r+quivel 10 .pu.ar =, n,
ss., oroent against you 81 The s.ove
"es'eu pSsSnoin. In the Probate C,om,t IN
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

How Mrs.. Langtry looks, what
Nm. IIaugtry ::says, and what Nm.
I.angtry does seem to be matters thAt
n unv the whole attention Of our
New York exchanges. Mrs. Lang
try he BANKED, We have hundred
or moro prettier women In Butte
than ,s1ee n
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

It Il stated that Jay ('ould's tn-
..oane. from hk stO,.k IN the Western
Union Telegraph Company was. for
the last fiscal year, a. Lac, sao. This
little income, added to that which he
receive, from other equally ~ we'll
having investments, will probably
keen the wolf from his door.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The following from the Omaha
I'.-'kt sets 1t rest the charge -
frequently made that the l'niOn Pa
rific Railway company lsses its In.
tluence IN determine knal elections.
In the interview referred to Mr..
Clark. the manager Of the roatl, EN-.
phatically denied that the company
sls,s.s NEEDLE ar intends to meddle
with elections In any way. II r. an
easy matter to charge railroad cos.
lnr1tions with throwing their inilu-
n,r in favor ii this or that political
Party, bat Il h quite y, other thing
t. prove II. In the (lelegatoral con-
test just closed Il h charged that the
Northern Pacific Company worked
f;,r Nj. Naginnis. The mere fact that
h. rreeivesla majority Of votes Among
their woskn,en ,lecs not substantiate
this change by any means, and Il b
satt 10 assume that II the General
Manager u the road were interview.
al he wos,ld rrsent the charge - en-
pl,aiically ~ Mr.. Clark dees In thu
instance:
There Is no man In all this west
~rn world Of ouls who commando
more usivensal esteem aud reapect
from men Of all lartiea, Of all CLASSES,
and of oil conditions In life than the
gentleman who holds, - be he's hong
held, the high and responsible past
tiom Of General Manager II 1.-THE Union
Pacific system II railways. 4 man
II the people who began . remark
able career by working with his own
honest hands Tor . living, be has
been trained In . school Of practical
life and affairs that In. u,stle hin,
quick to appreciate the temper. to
understand the wants and answer
the Just demands Of the people In the
responsible place which he l'as ~
long held ~ the managing heed o.
the Union Pacific railroad. 1t b Ia
that petition that he has often he'd
~ meet the unreasonable demands 81
interested and lssjutliced citizen, ID
regard to the thousand and one
thinxs that have arisen during hta
Ioog and arduoss ad'ntnistsation'
II h,s often occurred thu! be baa
.,een compelled to refnse to seeede u
those demands. CeWllicts with TIKI
large army Of men who are the seT'
wants Of the cooperation have &C
~srresl that be has been compelled ID
refuse 20 sceede 10 those dennends'
.'ouAicts with The large army of msa
vhs are Tie servants q the cosposa'
tjon have occurred when . sense 0!
vr,nx has caused complaint And
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

Mexico IL moving. She Is waking
VI to = realizing sense OF her grent'
but hitherto dormant wealth. Amer
leans having hurried the old l'ons
along ON their newly built railroads.
they are asking what will come next.
A society has l'een recently formed
In the capital f'r the encouragement
Of the mining interests Of the repub'
lie. and other like enterprises are on
foot. Indeed, the country will soon
l,econ,e Americanixetl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
A Phenomenal Aurora Witnessed

PMELIs, y. ". Nov. l3.--lrf.
brooks report. the observation of IL
magnificent aurora ut thi. place early
this morning, the 9rnn.i+st in many
years. \ vas; brilliant atcl, ilIum,i-
mated the landscape equal I" TIE
light Of the moon in its first quarter.
followed by immense str..,nltrs aud
waves Of light projected with start
ling velocity from, The hor::z ~ :" the
zenith. Great ~ chronological! dis
turl'ance< may l,e cxins'tcsi.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The later Ocean says: "Oot 10
Missouri, when good y''ung men ee'
tired Of ho,,se-Iseaking, tra'n-roOb'n6
and killing, they come In and deliver
Themselves to the Governor with
pos,,p aud ceremony, and will event.
nally lectura."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

Roes. Nov. IA proposal Is
brought forward, and likely 10 !"
Carried out ut once, IT, es!a'"'sh ~
OxfDrI snd Cambridge Roman
l,stholic Colleges, for the purpose ~
prcperinx students vii" desire Z" en-
ter these universities.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
THB DUTY OF OANVA6olN0
BOARDS.

In discussing the election law the
LITTER .Noxut,iN ssys that the & sole
object Of the election Inv b 10 guard
against fraud aud irregu1srity.' Our
election law peescsibes certain forms
10 BIZ observed and provides penalties
for frauds committed by election
boards. But the law neither In spirit
nor ly ito letter enforces the disfran-
chisement Of whole communities b.
cause the returns from those con-.
munities are not regular in every
particular. II canvassing boards are
satisfied that irregularities in returns
are not made to conceal or evasoe the
penalty prescribed for the commits
sion Of frauds, they are hound to ac-
cept and count them. W. venture
the assertion there are not . half
.hmem l,recincts in this c:unty which
have sent up returns that are regular
in e',yy particular. The action "f
Gov. Murray II the Cannon lamp
tell case cuts no figure In the Walker
vile case. lIut." says the Istsr
.v,"at,.;"," suppose some ineligible
person was among the successful cam
,li&lates--an unnaturalixed alien or q
heather Chinee- n,ay not the Baarl
Of ('anvassers take .ognixanee Of this
fact ~ We answer, they may take
.-ognizance only to the extent Of Civ.
ing him his certificate Of election.
Further than that the Board cannot
-. The ineligibility u IN elected
candidate h . matter for the courts to
decide. The duty Of the Canvassing
Hoard b ministerial, not judicial, and
II It obey the letter and the spirit Of
the law II will accept and count the
returns ~ they lind them, where no
evidences at fraui are visible.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
Idaho.

SAN FRANClssO, CAL, Nov. h.
\ Boise City dispatch says: Singi.er.
Republican, tor Delegate to Congress-
has majority Of :, l(W NJ far as heu ri
from. which full returns will increase.
to 3,:inl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
The joyce Murder Casa

DCHLIH, Nov. ia full jury in
the Joyce murder trial IL emf sincilcd.
The Attorney General, in opening
the cases, stated that one of the pris-
oners, Anthony rhE,lin, has turned
Queens evidence.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
Threatened Famine in Egypt.

('AI:a', Nov. 1:.-The natiy. ,m.pu-
lati"n In the delta is in great dis
tress on account Of the failure If the
rice crop. Unless ard Ike given then,
by the government it Is feared many
deaths from sta, vutiOn will ensue.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
The Russian Consul at Phil
llpopolie Blectioneerinr.

CON>TANTINOpLE. Nov. l:..-Thc
Russian Ambassador here admits i.
will I've necessary to send letters Of
recall to the Russian Consult GENERAL
ut l'hill"ppopoli> because OF his u,,-
authorized and improper interference
In elections there.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
ShariN'a Sale.

Adam Farr ",ay. p'a,ntiff. against VII.
Ham j. Sward AMI Sarnk SwurI. def, nd
ats.
4. he ,"lt At Si.erit's sa,n. on the 18th lay
Of = .,vr:ul,cr \ H. fS~2 AT , o'clock y. III.
M. Cr'mi-cs in Me-, :r!"iii-. thu follow
ter IT, right. i:!i.. interest AMI demand
III . ~ til" fo:iowin. i -s:-;h.i oroo-
rIty. - VII: rnat certain piece or
rtat ri s""ni fifty tip feet. NOR. o:
less. III width. Ivy one hunir.,l AMI
twenty.tiv" il25)f In length. Si'uat"
in Sum;"': Valley mining district
silver bow cn::n,v. II. r.. AMI lyih:: OF tn.
Yves! side OF ;!r. stree, "r al IN the tow
ct Mratervi'le, leading from til. ii, 'r
H,w mill 10 lank. ( !Wnlir .u!ch. an.l ~"utI
OF 'he tre>tie WORK uscd for Carrying ore
from The cOiuSa mine 10 the >rnrli"r Of III ..
N"n'"na Copper t'o:npar: ri New York.
about one tun'tr.t AMI !iiiy ia'' !".i. ~ |
neariv opp site To- wsa; Is "a! led the McA
d"rv!li' SALMON. ,l!t! aIMIHi one ,hMi>a i
49," ~ feet westerly fr:s,n tn" smelling wn"k>
aforesaid, and l. u" 4 part ri III" >lI: Iac-
Sr",i'd at The P:caio lsnir claim. anil '.eins
part Ot the sOutll.W >t.:rIr,r IL thes 'ut-
w">' quarter. AMI "..tr ths -O:I II line ri thu
same. ia secs. I. :; v. a.. W. i,,rth-!
with the twG->tHry frame h0u>, th-r'r.l.
supposed - tSc about twenty feet front By
fOitv feet back. anh being :!n. .:,ri." :uitI-
IN. nov ~, i. ll.re;pore used ~ / boar Ting
house and restaurant. Also. all IN other
improvements Of every kid and ,i">crip-
ton n,O said ground. with all AID Sinyu.
Pur'ci.anc"> thereto brlnnc:a. or ~ any
" Sc ai'l"'riai'in.
Dated TINS Is! day Ot Nov A. u. i.>2
THOMAS NJ LOWRY. >t:er:n.
Er 4. :. SMALL. Under sheriff.
u-lw;
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Sherif"s Sale.

william ii. Young. pla:n:in. ~. David A.
S.':.. ser ard Snrai, l.. SpraIcr. defendants,
Io ..t. old ut Slierii!'> sale. Oh the 81 day
Of November, A. d.. i,,.. IT : O'Clock p. N,
in :rsH %; The Sheriff : Oflis., in E:itet'uy.
NJ. Il. III. following H. >critci property, /,
VII: AL The dei~iAAnis right, title AL DE-.
ef Land. liI,y ~ Tee: in w:di', BY one hun.
dire !H.,) fell u. .nn:;.h. and hrii.x partition
Of "a: Spring Hey lode claim, ard Ii the
sane p:en!...". ~, y. which defendants nave
".crtra Il G.'c!.!n: EO:lAe ant included l.,
hOG." l. Il >,.f:,s OF running wafer sal,
einpc'Iv il about Hna-fs'ur,h i OF y mile
Wcstr..v i-or, tha Lexington ,l.:a.;l mill
wss.,r! from ia" M'.,lt.'n mill, and ~ III &.
wi .i- OF II .S>;,:la CATCH. AID in silve:
l;.w comfy. -. 4.
Dat. This ~ day OF November \ H. is>.
THOMAS NJ. LOWRY Sheriff.
T.. y. SNAIL, FINDER sheriff.
SWll.:St
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

Onr foreign trsde last month was
healthy. dur people sold mere goods
to foreign countries than We bought
from them. The revesse was the
.'ase In July and August.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

AZ lhr - heard from Silver Bow
county cast . larger vote the other
siay than any ether county In the
territory-s total Of over 3,:lO.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

Vennor predicted that the weather
would b. senesally stoemy % The
7lll inst. He missed Il hut . day Of
two here.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

II b saial that the Legislative COan-
I'll will be u tie and thot the House
will have . Democratic majority 81
one.
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FIRST
National Bank

OIL, IsC TIE.
Paid az. Capital.........s 100000
Authorized Capital. .*.5Cis,OOO
A. j. DAVIS, =. i uACSEE.
PreSr!cnt Vice President.
JOS. A. HYDE, II. u. II AUStR
Cashier, !A.>: Cashier.
Transact IL General thanking.
Business.
Bun 0Ma Sell Foreign NM| Zoo
Mesfic E.cchan.F.
~Pr0,npt attention givei 10 Colirc! ''is.
County Warrants Bought.
l9;owf:.
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Sherin'S Sale,

IL ::y II. iIsas,r. I;a!ntL: " joel A.
Moss. Henry Moss. Beadie Moss, Samuel
Dryden ard Andrew J. Jackson. ,:elsu.t.
lrIuiI;iis.
TORE soil a: ii, :iit's sale ON the .. III DAY
ni Nnve:r..,r. a. u. I>s.. nj :O'ciGrk p. M i.
n 'front.' -: The sheriff sOaicr. in hui - City,
. tOiinwIn.: described real estate. T., vii:
th" undivided O'H.tWc!i;h :-,.,h vi. In
.nd 10 :h;,i certain quart. lode :ni!,ins c!aiu,
kr: IN Is H." N,nni.. IRVINE L" g. u- same
;wii.g Il & I:,i :h,ut NJ '-.n hun'ir.sl feet
!o':. :.y il Eu,rirtsi feet wide a;.d the same
'~,r2 1hW, "ichi:'n hundred f,"i Forth
l..'n: Ia. ALL" Nina. Company ',usrix
Mil Also. All ,.niivi.l.sl One-t,i;h iiNih'
interest ii, aud To that certain lOt- mi I'm:
claim known Us ti:. ohio L.N1. the same
having been recOr'it.i ~, the o. IL ant Glx'
pages Of knDk ] ri the county r:'"Oris nj ufer
l%ni:.r cOu"'y. Montana. Of . minins
claims. together with al! ant singuls: ~
h"r''ii'aren'>. nPpGi itn"n"es at " >. ve
" ent. an sNi' pscnlI rs. SAIL N'"ing clHim'
bling SITUATED YIN: ami s'citx ~ sum'ni:
Valley Mining district. Silver EOw county.
NJ
Dated .':is sl~i day Of October. 4. u. lsS..
THO IAS N. LOWRY. sheriff
Ey e. \. SMALL Under Sheriff.
l'.iwi
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G. A. BEElIKEN,

DEAL LEI: IS
; HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, BRAN
AND SHOHT>.
One door west Of the Ei:.nH iiu">r.
East Quartz street.
Glov.l:f BUTTE. ~. Il
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Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Debilitated
Constitutions, Weakness of the Lungs or
Consumption ~ the incipient or advanced
stages Of the disease, has ever met with the
Endorsements of physicians or patients as
the celebrated "Tolu, Rock and Rye" The
repeated and continued sales of the article
everywhere are the best evidence Of its real
merits. Letters and testimonials from every
quarter Of the country, attesting the slim
ulating, tonic and healing effects, are in
possession Of the proprietors, and can be
adduced TO convince the most skepticAl
reader OF its intrinsic virtues. Further
commentator is unnecessary and super
fuous, as a Trial Of this article, having a
pleasant taste and agreeable flavor, will
satisfy all those who are afflicted or pning
away with pulmonary weakness of the re-
lief to be secured by the use ofTolu, Rock
and Chicago Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20

democratic administration is prepare d
to re-leave him, which will be at the ex-
piration Of his first term; and if it does not
pass then Col. Willis will hold his office
until 1885, as before stated.
1t appears, therefore, that there is, at
present, and for at least two years to come,
which is the unexpired portion of Col. Nc
Reaig's term ~ postmaster, not the least
ground for experimenting any change in
important public offices in this part of the
state, and the person who seeks 10 create
different impression or processes to believe
otherwise is not well informed, and will
mislead those who confde in him.
ANDREW jackson" should use his meapre
talents and direct his idle little brain in
different direction from the one in which he
has started out. He should consult men of
some judgment and knowledge of the facts,
which he does not seem to possess before
he attempts to discuss the political situa-
ton in Egypt and drags into notorety the
names Of gentlemen who do not covet it.
who abhor it--and who indit disagroeable,
to say the least, even be thought to be striv
ingtoo btain an office by displacing others.