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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

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psnsy svs6ssGly 49, ~ 4 Aass
swsss 1sey - pss1ssDis tssDlaglhe
Dsoessa11s Jasly q ~ ssoalv =
psspw GA.Pa. II - ~ svso1agb
ians & 1evsoss . ee)u0a sdl6oslal -
lhaDt 1a1lsg q ~ naaose b With
~ segulag De0saulje De)eGnts
t3ehsG W. Pst b ~ ~ 81 ID
vsAeing - sp1es 81 Spleen a0nansG
~ pasty bssaase ~ t1eest With
NJ psiated n - eva sDeo NJ ~
s1eeeod. Theeo b - aoeh q ~
spisjt q ~ 6e0agagna, - u0sk ~
llisDeo, 81 - netle eeo01soee ID
~ intslligsoee q tbe ss0Donity
shevn b u dijeisted ssssod, that
4 dslbols ~ eajest ~ writer - II
v3ew asd Win - goossally lhaghed
6 aa1 hiaDod 6oWn. TIE manner
ID whieh eandida10 ~ Dsssgnt0
vess Dssssatsd - the psapss
. ~ VIII knewD, aD6 TO higAly
eommeoded % eall ~ e1planaG3o0 q
dsle0ee. Ths pgsspeeb oh Rspob-
hsaa party II this eeonty nast ess-
tainly - heps3sss whsa the discard
ant pssny whsle q - 9sost eeUaa
hese nust b attuoed - ~ dlsess-
tIoa q lhe1sasa lhlsshood - beightea
Il bvesy nueh IKE ''6alas sepgov-
ing sln" foe the LaseS Asss6sts -
deeeant upon tbs svib q bossIsn, -
e h shown In Tie management
Political rast3es. That shest = sop-
posed to b IN expoaent, In part, a
ths psiseipsss Il the Rspah,Iean
pasty-a party whieh has beea asd
SIN = bsine ridden by bssses whe
ass besaking Il into iAstjoas, md
aCaisst whom ~ psopjs are, ID
many States, ssccesslally rsbelliRg.
Deauneiaiieas a boesis0 ftom soeh
. seares Will b listeaed b With
andible smiles and will suGgssa TIE
inquiry - 70 TIE extent 70 which
pare cheek and asdasity win lbeoe
silly wsitesa Ifthe later Aosasais
b exercised at what 4 = pleased 70
term . display Il bossis0 IN Tie s3ee'
tioo q Tie Demoesatie ds3eGnte
ticket, with what fbsliaGs a hsly !
hessss, and virtuoas Indignation win
Il comment upon TIE cut and dried
ticket Whlah tho veteran bosses a Tie
Republican panty IN tbis city win
peeooat % their meek and lansb IKE !
lh)lewess b nifty at tbeir primary |
meeting. We await IT. explosions q
wrath with eo0neodah)e patjeaee.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

A Eoesat Washingto0 special states
ths .spost Il To Commissiosseefth s
0esesal Land Once, foe ths lseal
yea1 eaded June 3oeh, 1854, win show
- inroed upoa tbe ana a tie Publie
do0ain unprecedented II the histo-
y q the essntzy. The Dispatch thea
eauDesates tho nunbse q aeses of
the psblie lands whieh have beea -
tsged during The pet year and makes
. esmpasisoa with the anount ssld
ths pssvioas year, which b - strik-
Ing - 70 Suggest ~ inquiIy into TIE
cause. It vesld seea that heretofore
ahEssaajesity a edesign inmigIsnts
ronaained n The 80 coast cities q -
took themselves - lntesiee towns
where thsy BOW remain. But daring
TIE past fiscal year . dinsssat csa0 II
Immigrant 10 laDdsd upsa cur
shosea This b shewn In their dispo
sitioa and ability - bEanch ost from
theevss- eFowded eentess u American
popuhtioa into Tie festils psair<s
q The West and NosthWest; build
homes and surrouud thsmselvss with
eomloets 6e0ied 70 their btethEeo in
the tsssnsat houses q lafgs towns.
The repest viii show that e,3l7, I'D
sesss "fpablie lands were catered =
hensstsads during TIE past year, q
eosnting lsO aeses - the siss a saeh
ho0estead L win b $3.50 that 0o,6l0
Wsse taken. Bssides ihese eatries
these wsse nearly four nillioa acres
entered foe which cash va paid.
UDder The Desert Land Act 10oy-
O6t acFss were taken, Aoutans fag.
nishing The 1aSgost am0unt-ol,o ~
acres. Over tWo and . half milljo0s
aere0 wese'eatesod under tho tjmbor
eultulo aet-Dakota faroishing over
O0e-half Tie s0ou0k Over o0o-
third q the ho0osteodo va alDo
nsade II that Tssyitoey. The great
a0o0nt q land taken under the sev-
osal aees shoWo that tie tide Il i'm
Digsati0a b now tesding westward
and th0t WhoTo now exists )oog
stretehes q apparently basssn vasle
the Deor fatuT0 win see waving 0e3do
0(gSain o0d comfortable homes.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

NEW Y..x, A.s-.* 10, iss&
LONGEVITY II A4B1ICA.
Nearly svsgy day yoa nay 80 II
IL NIsp's deaeh es)umn, records o(
I'd - that ass . seaoding svSdeaee
e(ths AAet thst people live 1esgss In
shis county than many wise folks
ase villing - bslisve. Only . ~
daysage, I clipped ftom The nepsr
just NAMED . hatch q ten death NO
tieos wnjeh showed that the pessoos
named theeein hid lived N avssags
Il nissty yeazs and Tx months. The
oldest II The Ut had completed his
l0od ysar. A Nv day. go there
died il New Jsney, . Ma e. 0esv.
eeneur Parker; q ths ~ ofs& She
w. tho 1T a The race u 0oavssn-
eusA aDd W. connected b birth and
marriage with sevsGal families eless-
u connected With Tie Histoey Il
Rev Yesk and New Jsssey. Among
49,, TT Cc.t,..Iat 81.
kse, ". A. Whitehead, ill nea hav-
ing 0ade their mark and attained
se0e kid q eejeheity. She VA laid
h rane In q suall oemeteey On TIE
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gulted IN aAilar, ve.terdav: On the
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merchant. received N a>onvmos,
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Tie writer's sileoes IN rse.rd to eer.
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Thsss b . special Court Journal in
New Yesk, bat 10 novspaper Of any
topdinR would b tolasataA. ,ov
hat ths city b hosersd with The
|gsseoee q TIE Prosident, lift did Mt
Daily ehroaiels IL every movement.
Prem TIE eolumne of Thu nnenin1
laDss, I CLEAN the following very in
ssssting and important hels In ~
|ard b our d,slinguishsd visitor. |
'IsseesdAy Tie PTss'dsot Esmainsd
D9tDDD0 ali U0Y IN HI nfnni1V Ia
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

The Csatnry Magazine 10 septem-
bes comes to - lall q good thinsa
It opens with . Ane portrait II Marx
Twsin, followed By . bsst a Thsmas
Bswick and copies u his original
dnwings, and . sple.did engs1viag
q Theodore d. Wooassy. Gesesal
Geseys B. Mcclellan eostributes .
valuable article o. 1.-THE War IN
Egypt" Z. v. Smalley presssts The
second paper On "Across the Rockies
II Montana. 4" ~ article fnll Of inter-
ct to Nontanians, and Joaquin NIL
lef contributes enc Of his eharnetesis-
tie sketches On titled 1.-THE Col. Bun
Williams 1Gine." Austin Dobeoo. g.
9. ". Benjanin, 0rats Van Reases.
laes, Neeh Brooks> 0ecsgs b. Fisher.
w. D. Howell and several ethor
writess q ike high rspole enrich tho
peees q Tie Cestury With their con
tribatjoas.
Some ume go Jay 0oald stated -
wood proes,uts TT libel oil nsvr
papess that viln1ed q induced
hin. A longer exhibitiea a patience
under IL misrepresentation and
slandess q eavieas and svil minded
Journals bed esassd b b . vistueaod
oo130eted him MT oily 10 euop3elnn
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

10 % TAKEN C0m 04o0D cans,
NEW YORK, Aug. 1a-The Post's
Warrington special says: The indif.
ference displayed by tho Democratic
Congregational Committee 10 In strik.
ing contrast with tho energy shown
1t Republican headqu1rters, and gives
color to the report that tho Demo
Gratis are not gOing to make much Of
light, from this point Ut least, for
poos-soion Of the next House Of Rep
reoentatives. Thompson, Of Ken.
lucky, who 10 Secretary Of the con-
ventiOn, will soon be here, and the
active labors Of the committee. It II
said viii begin. At present they
have scarcely room and very little
- done. Gen. Rosecrans, chairmxn.
has . good reputation - manager.
but has shown little energy thus Tar.
and will leave tho city Ii . day or
two tor California, to 30 gone for
some time. In the contest for Chair.
manshtp It was urged on behalf Of
Flower that Rosecrans would Do al
sent In California much Of the receas.
and unable to attend to tho duties of
tho position. This assertion seems to
be true. The Committee has but lit
tie money, and has not done much
beyond Distributing 4 few snaeches
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30
1x-0ocretaEy 4lalne's Portland
PORTLAND. Ne. AuR. 1A.-Ex-Sen.

-.a>A>- 01eso>,a Roe&lanra
eecn. u.s..
fO1ftAND: 1:e.. avg. -. kx,Oe9'
esof b!olnc ocuveGeo . poaltlc91 ~
dress to.:n1Sns ~ TO p!eeeoce g! =
large and entnus1aDs1c eoolooee. tho
speech W. devoted chiea{ 70 STATE
po!tttcA In Abiding 70 tho contest
neeween tee dovefnof Q! A4alne ana
the STATE Council, 10 oaad: ny per.
soma! excuse for mixing TINS issue
public With the Governor u; be says
be 70 doing precisely with tho Coun:
ell at Maine what tie laee lemented
President did with the United states;
that u, - President GARFIELD had .
great Issue with the Senate, % he hoo
ono With tho Council Now, TO begin
with. President Garfield never had IN
issue with tho senate Of tho United
States; there has never been any diff
ference between tho respective
branches OF tho National Govern
ment; each respected the power OF the
other, and kept within it, own boundc:
What tho l'reetdent OF the United
states objected to. was that 2 sens
tor OF the United states. outside the
>e0a!o chamcer. snOuId De tne G!ctA-
Sot OF Spp0sntments IN nlS oWm nt:te.
10 nake tne enalogy Woftn anytnane'
governor flalsted woaId rive 20 pc
se"s tIc sSvon ex 49,. ~" COumS s.o
l.: ~: "e"n H,a9 me s HPp9s4'e =.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

~O0 ~ WY pSUVsOOO SOOS
where veins are possessed, ''tbe title
to town )els 70 - aeqairsd shall b
sah3est b soeh Teeqgnised possesjea
nd tho seesosoSy sse theree(. "
Thls b Whes0t Tie 0inosal e)oinna,t
has priority q hight. Ard, By .
parity q rsasoainG, where priority Of
right exisls IN The toWDelto claimnants
tbey mase 0eeessasily ~ tksir1ights
In IKE nannss. 9eesjoa asa Pc.
hibiss townsito e]almantD fto0 20.
curing titDs to minss q esld, silver;
cinnahaF q copper by vistue ofaay
title % their town lets, aDa e must
fellow = . eooelusioa Il Nv that
requiring TILE 70 nines NAMED does
Dot carry Win it title 70 the town
lots. The e3sasly sxpsssssd intsat e(
IL who3s Diniag law = 70 givo
swnsD " 0ins saeh peoPssty In
The surface - win pepteet them In
the seeessa,y NE q what thy own
be3ew the s0slhss. Bsk Whea min-
esal c1ain,aats begin T. week their
niDO - . townsits speculation their
ligAts 10 ~ surlhee ase eleazly at a
end. But Il b use3ev to el1bosals
thsse psopasltloas. The rlghts a
eitssas, whaesvsr ny b their a.
espatieos b hls, ass - clearly
naskedhy hw. and psetsesed ~
unnuDssab's easss adDsdisatsd, that
IL matter = happily beyood . 20
0eesstasy Teller IN biz
ad0lsabls deeisjoo mys:
"Whsehes ~ let oWDoF 0ooo tnke
BID ~ sa1joet ~ IighlD q ~ Mn
ogol e3at0o0t - - s91lbee, nsngt @.
pood o. Pstesjfv q occspoeioa. II
. pogt3o9 q 10 p0blle 60dD hayo
bo0o seet)od upoo o00 Oeeupiod 81 q
tswnslte, s1e6 easupeEIea i . hS1il
80. (C1ap10 & revised aoa9u0D q
~ U.A) bnst - - inD0ese1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15

William Alexander of Rutland has re.
Gently received three-shillings day pen
sion from the British government in re.
cogntion OF his services at Waterloo.
WooDBURY.-A pleasant company gath.
cred at the homo OF Rev. u. B. Wheeler
on the afternoon and evening of March s.
All there seemed to enjoy themselves
and when they returned to their homes
they left their pastor better off by twenty
dollars. May they never want Tor any
good thing on Garth. and eventually be
gathered in "Christ's everlasting kingdom
to go no more out forever"
The National House of Representatives
has practically defeated tho tariff commits
sion bill placing it where it is not likely
to be rcached-upon the calen dar.
A clock is shown in Burlington, the
Franc work Of which is composed of thir.
ty-five different specimens of minerals
from Colorado. Among them arc gold
and silver orc, quartz crystals and petri
fed wood.
INFORMATION WANrED-E. II. Bailey
Peasleyville, Clinton county. N. Y, offers
$25 70 .Sard to any person informing hin
of the Whereabouts of DR.. Willard Otis
Hurd, formerly assistant surgeon in 9th
N. Y. Volunteers. or furnishing positive
evidence of his death.
Eleven Of the states in the Union are moi
represented on the new democ ratio con
gressional ommitteo-Maiue. Vermont,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Michigan
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Col.
orado and Oregon. The reason of this
omission is that there are no democratic
congressman from these states.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15
TIE SURGEONS KNIFE.
Wonderful Surgical operation.9e-
noval Of URN airy Stones from the
Bladder-SucceSSf

Wonderful Surgical operation.9e-
moval Of Urinary Stones from the
BIadder-Successfui.
Mr.. Simeon Tietsell OF Saugerties, n Y,
had been treated for seven years by vari.
GUS physicians for what they call Structure
Of the Urethra, without benefit. He finally
consulted DR.. David Kennedy of Rondout,
N Y. who found his trouble to be Urinary
Calculi or Stones in the Bladder The
doctor Mt once removed the foreign bodies
with the knife and then geve his great
Blood Specific, "Favorite Remedy" to pre-
vent their reformation. The entire treat
ment was eminently successful, and Mr..
| Tietsell's recovery was rapid and perfect.
While "Favorite Remedy" is specific
in all Kidney and Bladder diseases, it is
equally valuable in cases Of Billions Dis
orders, Constipation of the Bowels. and all
the class of illsapparently inseparable from
tho constitutions of women. Try it. Your
druggist has it, and its cost is only one
dollar bottle. The lucky man ia he who
puts this advice in practice. Don't forget
the name and address, DR.. David Ken
nedy, Rondout, N. Y. The Doctor would
have it understood that, while he is en-.
gagged in the introduction of his medicine,
"Favorite Remedy" he still continues the
practice Of his profession, but confines
himself exclusively to office practice. lie
treats all diseases of chronic character,
aud performs all the minor and capital
operations of surgery. 9W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15
Washington County Court.

The March Term OF Washington county
court was begun in Montpelier. yesterday
forenoon. Judge Rediield presiding. The
opening prayer was made by Rev. Howard
+. Hill, rector of Christ church.
The following gentlemen were sworr
in rs petit jurors:
d. i. Wheelock, Harrison Bancroft
Barre; A. w. Alexander, Berlin; George
w. Paine, Cabot; H. A. Morse, Calais
Paul Avery. Duxbury; Hollis Mahuron
Fayston; Luther G.. Town, Lorenzo D.
Hill. East Montpelier; Joseph B. Cham
berlain, w. II. H. Markham, Middlesex
Henry S. Town, Henry Fullerton, Mont
pelier; George O. Davis, Marshfield
George Howes, Thomas Casey, Morctown
Fred. Parker, Mortified; David Perkins
Plainfcld; Aaron Webster. Roxbury
Florence McCarty, George II. Hastings
Waitsfleld; Dan d. Woodward, James X
Fullerton, Waterbury; II. w. Lyford, A
G. Ralph. Warren; George Lance, Wood
bury; i. NJ. Seavor, Worcester.
Bnker, bounce, Rose & Co, VS.. tho u
S. Hulless Oats Go, was the first case to b,
tried, and is now on trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15

a euro a last -SJcc.i,s without nun
mr i'I -;r -aie II Cli1'rh have beau
cA,'.s;,"i. ,.j.rJisc.i. ;,L.d GcGh,ic-, llcin
Is SoiGr N.rur' ~ hem rll.n1 he evidence
is u,urw seim.Ey tiaI Ely's Licam Bliin
e''"> !nfAc i'feciiy liIHh a'y Other to TIE
....t ID ,dr ''ii,a.', ;;i,d ,hDu1h j; is = coin.
.pT1;N"iy new lisruycry. i als resulted
Ia ware cures within ~. rage Il our
Olsen Walton ban all th- %, her, Dni tJgrlh-
cr, Ni.ko-hIIr. Pr, Giiya L,ai,Y, Dc
10. 1879.
II Is no tNlgolaliUn 10 sal tiial E'y's
Cream Balm is "a clrr for C9tlrrh, Hay
Fever, &c, iur many rutcS lave been
made aiming nay customers. Cream
Balm should be resorted 10 ~ every ore
thus all cted. With me no other remedy
has ev, tqualcd the Balm either in good
results or sales. A. J. ODLNwELDER,
Druggist, Easlon, Pa. Ost. ,, 1880
Price 80 cents. live
Mrs. Mary Clcmmer. the Washington
correspondent, aliudes in her last letter, 10
The winrowcd hush OF he alterwud.'
This is quite too too.
MOTHER DIED OF SALT RIIEUM.
J. W Adams, Newark. Ohio, says;
"Cuiicura Remedies are the greatest med
icines on earth. Had the worst case Salt
Rheum in this country. My mother had
it twenty years. and in fact died from it.
l believe Cuiicura would have saved her
life. My arms. and head were covered
for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the Culicura Remedies.
| l0w4
Congressman Dugro OF New York and
his wife are the youngest couple among
congressional families, he being only
twenty-six and she several y, AIS younger,
But. of conrse, they Dugro older every
day.
1t is useless TO deny that the hiightesl
and fairest fall easy victims to conNump'-
ion and equally fruillcss 10 ignore the fact
that decline has its origin in many cases
in neglected catarrh. Sanfur;l's Radical
Cure is pure, sweet, balsamic specific
IOWA
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound revives the dropping spirits; invig
crates and harmoniz1s the orgluic func-
tons; gives elasticity and firmness to the
step, restores the natural lustrc to the eye,
and plants on the pale check OF beauty the
fresh roses of LIES spring and cnly sum.
mer time. llw2
Chaunccy Smith of Vermont, who has
been clerk In the postc flee department
for forty-lhrce years, was buried nj Wash
ington yesterday by the Free Masons
Letters UncnIled Tor Mt Montpelier. VI. Eos;
Once, March II. iSS2.
az To obtain these letters persons mus; Civ tie
| above date.
LADIEs-Mrs. Ann L. Gleason, Mrs c l.. Hunt, Miss
Nora Fender Mrs kosalilla MILFORD.
GENTLEMEN-C l. Cady, G. H. HART, Andrew Nu' ..
ply, ]. William LII wetmore. Will C. York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15

Astronomer Proctor thinks that the
world will last 100000 years, at least.
Paste this in your scrap.book and SEQ if
tic professor is right in his prediction.
Charles Hayes, freight conductor on the
Central Vermont. caught his foot in frog
at Essex Junction, Monday morning, and
it was run over by locomotive, the con.
soqucnt injuries being so severe as to
render amputatiou necessary.
6. a. R.-Major Valentine issues gen.
oral order No /. assuming command Of
the department of Vermont, G. A. r.,
with headquarters at Bennington, and
appoints Captain G. G. Kinsman Of Rut.
land assistant acknowledgement to whom
I'LL reports are to be made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15
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CHES OF EMINENT COMPOSERS (Sl7b), includes
the history OF come hundred of notabties,
In Gumettes S SoSis vPHfItto Is sIsG
INSTRUMENT go cts.) and Sieher's ART OF SING:
ING $50 cts) we svs most directions for the and
training OF the voice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15
NJ AR L | A G. I, 5

In Montpelier March II. at American House. by Rev
D. =. Miller. JESSE L. SPENCER and ABBIE J. CUR
RIER. both of Cabot
In Montpelier, March s, at the residence OF y. q.
Tabor, by Rev j. Edward Wright CHARLES II.
STACkPOLE OF Bolton and EVA A. TABOR of Mont
pelier,
In Roxbury, March 70. by Ttev.HC Howard, CLARK
FLINT of RoXbury ard CELIA A. WILEY Of North.
field
In Woodbury., November 30, by Rev. ]. D. Bailey.
collage @. LAMBERTON of Marshheld and CLARA
KENASTON of Woodbury..
In Stowe, March q by Rev. F. ". Lewis GEORGE W
PARKER and HANNAH j.. MORRILL,, both Of stowe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-15
D EAT s .

In Montpelier March Q Of dirhtherls, EDWIN Y. G
BROWN, second son of Col A. c. Brown, aEed II years,
month and Is days.
In South Framn. ham, Mass March q Of ccrebro-
spinal meningitis, EDWIN J. GILL, grandson of
Mrs. D. l.. Fuller of Montpelier. aged " years and
months.
In Cambridge. Mass, March "A. JOHN SPALDlNG,
formerly of NJ ontpeer, aged 90 years
In Burlington. March 10, Mr. GEORGE LOvETAND,
formerly Or Mnnlneier. nKGl 80
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WlNDHAM COUNTY.

Patrick Hickey, an old freshman, who for long
time had lived alone on farm in the southwes,
part of Townshend, died ahorrib!e death Wednes
day night or Thursday morning of last week. His
house was found to be on fire about midnight and
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posed that he had good deal Of money, and there
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