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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
CARS MADE FOR COMFORT.

trial trip was ma .e on the irnusy.yaula Rail
road 10 Long Branch yesterday OF tnc new hot' Il
aud ,mOhi Z cars winch are 10 bc run on and dlirr
tomorrow between tins cry and Chicago Four 81
thc.c special trains were run yestcrdaS-lIOm inns
cIty. FhladclphIa P,ttsDurg and thca@o lnc
smoking ear Is bmt inside oi ollcd mahogany,
carved neatly. II contains card tables, Sold' ana
NIchcr-yorh chairs, upholstered III cuInHo' NrlNct
/ he ilUOr j. covered with carpet 81 uarb aN.
The general design of Ihe car resemble thai OF me
c.-, used on the S.Ath Avenue Elevated Railroad.
Instead, however, OF the seat, running along tie
sizes of the cars, sofas and reclining chairs OF a
comfortable pattern are used
Iic hOicl car. of which the smoking cor IS an
afier-diincr adjunct, Is also bun Of mah0eany
winch Is carved IN flowers ana vines. Jhe partl-
tons are lniaid with heavy bcycled plate grass.
The seats at tine tables fold up after the manner %
theatre seats. thus afondiug easy ingress and
cgrcs- he table service l. Oi silver manufactured
hS the Gorhan ana Mcricen Companies he elc-
walton of the G ir-gOof, which contains the ventla-
tors, j. made OF ash. -Four largo 'hanuelIcrs
give hight night, reinforced by Tour SILVER SconccS
on each SIDE of the "ar, holding wax card iCs lie
ceiling of The car Is oruamcntod with new deco
rative material when reaenDlc, Gas ,!llan stamped
leather AT lie rcar of the dining 'OOm Is a VINE
closet containing "a receptacle Tor Zee, over when
arc wine racks for 10 bottles, and space above
for bottled ,ccr. one OF tne Pleasant ia -|s ot
this Tram IS "A library N the snohIrg car, which
contains the newest novels, ana does away Win
tnc haN i.Ing Oi books by the news agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
ANXIOUS FOR INVESTIGATION.


WASHINGTON May 6.-Mr Wharton, attor-
ey for the Kentucky disters received tho following
telegram tins evening:
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 6.
G. c. WHARTON Wizards Hotei, washington, d. g.
Glad WINDOW resolution passed. Hope investigation
will be speedy thorough We would rather lose te
bill than to quietly submit the unjust charges MADE
against MS 49,, -,
J. NJ Atherton * Co, j. X "hatheh pro, r.
HOffhymer & Scllger, The NeWcOnD blch ahal w.
George W Swearengen, I. III. shirley * Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
Using TIE FENCE LOCKI,p.

The ire which occurred in Harrison n. j., last
week destroyed the town hall, IN which was the
lookup Inc pOlIce court nom was also destroyed.
Since the fire harrison authorities have beon ut
a lohs hat TO do with minor offenders against tho
iaw Important prisoners have been 10 ber-
zen Several days ago Constable Leon arrested
drunken man Tor disorderiy conduct. The officer
should make oil his prisoner. Alter walking him
about Tor some time he hit upon the eNpedIent of
tying him To a fence. Procuring piece OF rope. ne
made the prisoner last 10 the fence of vacant lot
,,osite the site of The Town hail. and then sat on
the fence to wa, ch hun. AT the end of all hour the
constable, seeing no other alternative, united the
prisoner and let nm 30.
ANXIOUS TO SEE HER SEVEN CHILDREN
A large Irishwoman. about forty years old who
carried an inlaut IN Ler arms and led chubby boy
= az years by the hand went ~ Police Head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07

A HARDENED WRETCH" Does our talk
disturb you e. asked one o. n company OF talkauve
ladies' to an old gentleman sitting in railroad station
The other afternoon. No. am, tho naive reply,
!" I've been married nigh on " forty years."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
TYPurs FEVER CASES REPORTED.

The persons suffering from typhus fever, who
were removed from the tenement house at No 33|
la st FOrty-soy nth-st TO the fever hospital, were
reported TO be recovering Yesterday. II WAS SAID at
the Sanitary Bureau that seven other persons IN the
house had been i'll either with typhoid CT typhuS
single cases of typhns fever were reported yeser-
dal at Nos Lenry-st., 90 MadI9on-st., 10
Grccnwich-st., 15l Ayenue-A., 2O7 BO~ery. Z3O
East Fifty sccOnd-st. and Bellevue Hospital
There were nine,een new cases OF smallpox re-
pOrted in the CIV last week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
COMpETFNT TO TESTIFY.

At the Suffolk County Court, held last week Mt
Rlyerhead !. L., of the rising rn"ratiOn about
twelve wears OF age was called 80 the witness stand
Before ne was sworn the Judge asked hun: DO
you 20 10 schOolp
NO"
d" DO you read the BibleV
"NO'
Can you read and writeW
Yes"
Where will you go when you die ~
60 to he'll"
The Judge instructed the Clerk to swear the Wis
ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07

Charity" BTook sends asn 10 aSdlT Tas r 'S
nLAE u day VI two asn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE ALARM AT NORFOLK.

SopvoIK Va Nay o.-Ihe torpedo ram As'n ,'r 80
i,fer ON board arIiy c: IN the harDotth u'"'e
sugsIpENCE or TnE FLOODS po.s
49,. nVrKASs MAY R.-rho Lood tnc hotS~n n
snsi,si anl trails through " Texas wiz DC resuD'"
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07
UNITING TELEGRAPH LINES IN CANADA.

The act recently passed by the Dominion Parlia-
mcnt of Canada permitting the analgamal)n OF
telegraph lines was suggested by the Western Union
, 'olnuany II is q general and not It special Jaw,
and II i, sand that there is no dOInt mat 1t will
have hc approval of the GOVernor-Icneral, because
the oil; was a Government measure
lhr Western Union owns one-haIt of the stock OF
the Great Northwestern Telegraph Con gady, Of
which Erdstu~ imam. a director OF the Western
Union l. president. II prorlotco che building of
the companvs lines ami when II absorbed the
American Union 1t turned over To the Great North
western the lease f the Dominion company, winch
the Amcric II Iuiop had previously made. There
was some question VIII, thcr the charter of the
Montreal Telegraph Company permitted II to lcrs"
Its Ines aud to void diiiIcuy the cSicrn | mon
asked hat general laW DC passed permitting the
easing Or he ama'g nation % telegraph companies
tnrou -hout lac Dominion. The Great y rthWe,tcrn
had lready leased the Montreal Company, and. 10y
tie recent ac ion oi the Dominion Parliament. tine
control Ga all the telegraph n@,> III Canada passes
practically into The hanns of the Western Union
company. it IS understood that closer union of
the companies IL not contemplated at present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

Monday. sept. - 1852. Court net us.
sent, their Honors, cllel dadnc :sts,ne a..s 4 4.
socinte Judges. Il Ford ana John III. lsres'I.s
J3nseE Abel SIS apnnted Foresass, a
the Grand Jury. Appsa and nesnss;-
z2nce Dockeis were rnsl tha sss'....
call Of The Triat Baees sas .lssis ,'9 .',...
nicuts entered IA piaSa hia6 nnks ss.Ies 49,.
The Criminal pndE mas fisrf call.d
lAy, Sept -. The Court aeef a;,,, /.
full bench present. The flra1sd and fse,s. -
ries Here called and their afsenaa,,,.s ..,.s.s
ON nioiion Of Jas q Wfs 4. Nes~rs rl',l.
yayO aud Jas n. nest. I'll Va. ,rere 81.
n.ifie9 10 the Bar.
The case II State ". YIN. n Roe, -
others ci,izeas Of Yir ia. Charged wiss, -
king o sAKs Mitli tongs ia lie Poem ! lsivev
in v:o'afion Of Act Issa. a. faien ), ! u
proceeded wiaf. Jaiemelt n not ruil snd
dire ax8td.
FAepesil Docket was caileGI. and ea.ps therein
disposed of. ptfemptofy cali 81 re Tsisl
BoeAet WAS then made. Oito TrotsI,sck 4
native ef Bavaria, was naturaEixrd ~ ! eli.
IN ef the U :. aad phiIip Trossl,s.eie. "a, a
native NJ Bavaria, declared his bota ia. Al.
Il mite u 70 beccme citizen The fE.urt tE,es
sdjouraed ill Wednesday 1t 10 ofclock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

The ediapr OF Malt Whitman's ssfeaves of
Grass, = abOni y tlsh 50 lpnch has been writ
len on accountpst the ahandonnent c.f It's pnb-
iifafion by q Boston firm IN consequence -
N5. Anthony EaUstock's allegations that 4
contained Questionable passages. has heen
issued by Rees Welsh Co PhilAaelnhia
The hook contains 50 much true poetry. 81
islsAz kassages whirh s1assp their aushof' IS 4
true Fuet 81 a4high though Certainly nat az
The highest qxaaH that Il isa pity that NJ
Whitman COW y good senae has not moved Iaira
long ago 40 cnt out ofAhe Children 81 4 dam. =
words and lines, which add noszline Al an q
taR heautY 81 his work ard which certainly
aFe mol structural and wal 10 Il. The author
Of such poem as 20 C4ptafn. " Cal tats,. y
does hiIesen injustice and puts himseIf & :
disAsI saniaEe most nuretehasAl* ana nsosI
rraeflY hy NYIng Ii tie i4e " ~ nnfl;r
opinion. - alt " hifrlan 8 rsonnlifr IS TOO
sweet and sound and rlear 20 he nut bv
'p.eEe piece o. injudicionsnfss Il - great !
aisedsANlage as thal under which 4 fw ex-
pressl9as 10 his poam-- uAnt onlv ana win-
tally kept there against tie advice 81 lis
friendss-caIlse him 10 labor He viii not ex-
pnnTe them himself, and sherefars he mrlss
pay the penally; bas after he i dad thpy
viii Be hlotted ont b editors, ibr loYers *
The good man Vii be 4af3 90 Do ca his lAsie
TINT which he bis as 49, afc tare. luo1-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21


Messrs. Editors school No. opened last
wsek for the Fall aud Winter season. Mr. d.
Y. Iravss is the teacher. The patrons and
pupils, believe, are all delighted to know
Mr.. Graves win again teach their school i
have been infogmed that he passed a very
complimentary examination.
Was present At the examination Of his pu-
pills last July and they all passed an excellent
and rigid examination, which did credit 10
both teacher an pupil. Or. zach Morgan, of
AlsehaRiesvillr, was the examiner. :
Mr.. Graves has Just completed hssisg ..
well dug in the school house yard. lie SAYS
the patrons can contribute what thew please.
towards paying tofs.ihe digging Of the well
and paying for pump, and he will pay Ire
deficiency himself. There are not many schools
that have such a cempetent. generous anil
worthy tea her - School 40 .. The. scho
has a very energetic and woriht hoara ID
TRUSTEES Mtssrs-. W. H. Railey, James Rus
SELF aal y. J. Aver are the trustees.
Noars. a., CoMMox SszsE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21
local cqfifespondence.1
JAanogsvl.,9 N. sen,- ~

SARaoSsvlANF, Mb sept, lBS2.s
'Ns EdisoraH As you have not heard
frpus AAgIOcalils for some time, have though,
possibly KaA and yo1F readers NAV be inter.
estea IN che account u trip or thur. oG os,s,r-
t.slas made p one Of our inostsaierp.isine
eAiaeus Ia 40 through Harsorti COUNTY his
gen.lapan IS and las been for some time i.
sefsssed in The csaalng and lruc1inv ts.sine.l.
and lhis trip was hnderiak Il principally +
ths paspose q r6lning adiitional nssruDs,lop
= 70 ille construction pf their canneriss sl,e;r
FIoae o. oresasioq. De articles sann.d. ~
llfiound ns Ahlaeh Only one hoase h On.
ksnlions canhing ps cs ofa ven, 'poOr o,sl.
~ a. chREs and cslSsry be found
also 'lii esCllEs were the principal frui,s
ssans sfe wese some, but very Iis.le
swtes corn iJuly 2oihl ripe enough 70 can
pease ~ that dase being ever with. Toua.
toes Of 'Ebieh ahsre SEEMS to be a rerys fair
CROP were pss rfpsning, which win an u
nearly all be t.lahed, .very lew reaching
market in : raw state;
From Charrhsills. "a uiilsin two mills a.
Bells FerrYs half % e<cry.ield q corn VA.
iorFpasIing carr, hnspecilspfcotn.; = ybar
rsadeFs Are awars, gross to : much sasalies
size than does our ordiaary field corn. which
e The eye a Tbs novice woula lead aim Is
sapP99se that one-hAlf q he asld was poor and
the ether rich. TITS % he sS1fis, looks osId.
bur ne must reneasbsr thar she oplesfIlar-
ford are mach more engaged il No business
Of trucking than are We. asd onls rnIss enough.
',e'a eeea ioE ~ ows bee wlsh mo e ac,a.
non q ipiensien q shipping, ansI y Il I ...
AeI Ies surplus j. j. tle shsIps y s.ariskg
cora 4n's. with tomatoes ha lesgasd wss
the pripeilai articles ll',r The eaoisesiss
Assas ~ shs Foads Be Travelled. up a. lsf
Asst s'ss~ saa hack % Aesrd,sa sseEg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

Tuesday, Sept ~, 1881. Ioafd met with
all the members present. lltnry Carbersy.
messenger The time a The k;onrt nss main
~ taken up in examining and passing road
reports. aecpnnts, etc. Among other busl-
ness, II was ordered that r r. Smith. eollec.
tor, return Jos. Richardson insolrent Il the
sum of -. 343, Il having been shown % tie
Hoard that sid amount had beisn ordered
.absted By previous board, bat thrs,nvl, .,,la,
neglect omitted 10 be done. Judges II ) 49,
ton for the lst district were np,,ointed "a fbl-
lows: Edward 3. Al&ll, fegurn judge: "A n
y. Bean aud James 4 Tennis0n, Jndgcs. On
motion 81 MF. Shermaniine, the Clerk was
directed 20 confer wilh the CierIx sf Tie Board
~ Charles county and ash that said lsoaFa ap-
pUint committee OF two 70 couf.r viii, a
similar COMMITTEES OF tllc part OF 81. Mar, 'sto
examine and report upon The fesssiuiiity III
constructing q fridge over Crv0h Ilnn ON
dividing line. Nessrs Canirr aid JOINS wer.
appointed on the part D. NJ. earyss. ON
motion The Board adj ,urned 10 meet on Wed.
ncsday Al 10 o'clock
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

tits puxzIing to decide between the rival
c'othiers, where a man should buy his cloth
ing, II he seeks enlightenment by reading lhr
advertisements, for he wills End each 10
ciAitp to sell cheaper than the other, a We
say to you, buy from house Of known
reputation for square dealing, where goods
are sold by the manufacturers thea,-
selves, upoa precise ssatenaenis rs to kind
aud quality aud NJ d strictly uniform low
prize, aud where yoH cen go hack for your
money IL. after rvachinE ZONE, you should
think yon had parch ssVl nuwis ~. Sach 4
h 'use Is q. n tsehm 1 son. 2BD S.. Pratt
street. through TO So IlOnsver e., baltimore,
Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

MeaEs. Eastofx ofsi De Beacon We Suggest
|shm y ~. A BURROUGHS ean = pre-
railed upon - her9f candidate FOR sat
- lis nERl LeEisIa 1liFe ss Wary land - lse-
liere fAaf Il Wouia iliakk 80 abe Feiressist to-
|iireand Fgiexf mesh cred frifha I'D roun-
u ~ S. slaasS i uiekinK this e eession,
We bex 5esTaiO saf 1lsst air. 0erFpaghs Il
% 1,kss<ss 4 al "a ssresiuF - he mast okannn
.and Sc regard him Is 4 uAn a nallffv, hcn-
- 9-lnacxriiy Ard inatanfe-
-4ta< - 1854 rnArTsc2.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

y Rev. Father Lancaster, who has been Il res
idri't OF the Mission Honse OF the Jrspits in
our fown for several ye1rs past, and pastor
Of Our Lmdv's Chapel and 0f Sarrrd Heart
Chunrh, left here last wrtk Flr Frederick
City, Nd, there he goes, il l. nhAerstuod. 4,
take The last VOWS Of his slrsler. lie viii re-
main, we have been informed. IN sec.nsion.
desoiing himself "a prayer aud study, fer The
Ieiiod Of = year, after which be viii either
retarn to Mission duty or be transferred 70
some Collegiate employment. Tie regret A.
Father I.ancssirr's leaving is -umiyersd here
among Catholics aud others who knew hin,
aud Is particularly noiSbie among these who
cane within the sphere of his religious minis
tEstiOus.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

TINS FotsAlc HszR c.. Marshall. Mich.
viii sad lla. DSEs NxKnRA4xD ELkcTno.
NoLgAEc BELFsAxp 4ncgnic Arpnaxcns on
trial for thirts dagks 50 men ypnnx a. oI1
who are anliefed with Nerrons Dehilify. Loei
Vitality and Manhaod. ard kindred txonhlrs.
gsiafanteging sfcsdy anA eompieie resioFasion
: 2 $50 Fisk = inenrred, A. thirty days
trial Il aii0xea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

TIE. Orphans Court met on Tapsiay last.
Present, Judges Milbnrn, Tipf<st aud Love.
last will and testament of tseo. AZ TaAshrum.
de, eased, admitted 20 prolaies Order SAFE of
personal esraie Of John II. Turner, decsasr,i.
granted lp.Georgs Blakisloney nd pni hisgrntor.
UtdeF'sale Of personal estate VI JohuM. Ching
granted % Thomas 5 Rice. The Coat then
adjourned 10 The 20Sh insSant
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nArlEiCATI0N NOTICE


Ia the CiFcnit EonrtBar 81. Mary sconr,tv
sitting c0nrr Of Esauitv. -
NA b4aF g.
HRDERED is&0th day AZ August. fssa.
~ that the sales made ana rehorsed ~
CAVALIER 4 ABELL :Efussnes In Ibis
eanses berati6ed and coulirmesa siass cause
% ths cpntSarY Dc shows Oh or We he stIg
AoossT e September. lisa; pro- ised ! copy
pfthls order Be psblished H. Ehr ST. NARY &
BKAcaN once 4 wick for three Successive
weeks prior 70 the sid sth McadaF Of SEP.
feEnlrx
TIE repcft states the lan6s sold gor s &C.. &
! FLANK FURD, cle,k
1rae enpF-- Test
FRANZ rom, ciesk.
Aus q. ~ issa sws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21
FOR 9HIE LEGISLATURE.

-. = 2 80 IT, 3 .
MeSsrs Edfson - Eafe 4nnounre II the
IBkaeox that 4 lK. - S flII1s, a tl,e eth
district; wall .coirksnk IL Isesaansk ii candidase
for i seat ii tfas IfEiEf f''s<.l ~ IS rfxs
Grneral Assesally of NakS i2is. hs 81 TetfsFe
the eordi.aa aud flsorongh sngpaar Il ssEe -
pnbiieans ~ I'D
Jusyeis. 1881. 30 sistt.si
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

Messfs If tAE6 -AAs she fime IN drawing
bear 10 e6ngfgss7bdal election for this Dis
trict aad s. thiiI counfY has not Had repre-
semfAfiye for se visrAl year, take the liberty
81 suggesting fhe name Of Col. 4 John
ssll3 EGUbT0Nsszs = suitable candidate 20
represent usin tbs next Congress.
Z r.Exrf -. 1852.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

@~ $50
Malaria IS an almost in
describable malady which
not even the NEST talented
physicians are able to fatil-
ON. Its cause IS most fire.
quently ascribed to local
surroundings, and there IS
very little question, but this
opinion IS substantiated by
facts. Malaria does not nee
essarily mean chills and
fever while these troubles
usually accompany it. Il
often affects the sufferer with
general lassitude, accom-
panied by loss Of appetite,
sleeplessness, a tired feeling
and a high fever, the per-
son afflicted growing weak
CT and weaker, loses flesh
day after day, until he be-
comes a mere skeleton, 4
shadow of his former self
Malaria once having laid Ia
h9ld upon the human frame the
door Of the system IL fhro<n opEa
- nervous diseases. The body
weak and eafeehied ah@orba ma
ncurishment, but suhsistins upon
Itself, the digestive organs ne
longer perform their hsnctioas:
Che liver becomes sorpid. and other
organs falling % do their routine
work, speedily become disoFdered,
and dissolution and death are apt
% ensue.
IN addition 70 being certain cure
for malara and chills and fever,
DRowN's IRON BITTERs is highly
recommended for all diseases requiT-
ing a certain and efficient tonic; es-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, dyspepsia, inter-
Fnittent fevers, want Of appetite, loss
Of strength, lack. Of energy, etc.
Enriches the blood, strengthens the
muscles, and gives new life 20 the
nerves. Acts like : charm on the
digestive organs. Il Is for sale by
all respectable dealers in medicines,
price, 81 per bottle
BE sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
Take no other.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21
BALTIMORE.

| respectfully refer zen "a he above card
asd wish 70 inform you, THAT besides our req
alaF hrands. re Aaye u 80 - supplg
u the HesE Efrs6ff<fasg sEzmeer1mE
from which we can make yoa any grade fer
filiEer yoa May need In giving tie nbove
house youF order, Yen arr baying dirrcffrom
one If she Oldest aud .argeag misunderstanding
companies in this eonniry. and - 10 the char
acier Of The grades manufactured BY them.
youall know OF their high Standard. am
now on nv usual "Trip ihrcngh Soufhers Ia
ryldnd and will calInpoa All nv customers
II possible, but should circumstances prevent
IA calling, any order ron may send direct b
the Firm wil receive prona,t attention as tls-
aal. Thanking youfov tie sery liberal pa
tronage extended me IL the past. and hope
" keeping mp the high standard Of oar goods,
nEsy merit continusnceof the same
Yours very tnily,
JNO. MI. LLOYD.
Aue 3. lRs2-tL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-09-21

The sanimereialFePor mp TO Thursday. the
lsth 8 August, ult., shows the humber hogs
leads which we're inspected ar TINT date IN
the different warehouses. ia ii IS follows
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; : "a = ; fUI11'


Every farmer In MARYLAND should uss the
Mehama." The Auuidh0Ayd Il harder than
Flow with the same amount of draft They
run level and easy 20 tho psowmnn. They win
ecour IN any soil. Having the FeyerNihls siin
point. aloping Landslide and chilled aharos they
cost less Tor repairs than any other pillow In the
market. Made IN baltimore. the repairs cen
manshsp. material and fash e Of the hest
There are fourteen eizcs Sand kinda ana they
are suifed 20 ala kinds Of col. Send for leacrtrs-
tive circular.
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s.I2edElkce1L "a pzTce .bsls.t not in q1talitu.


Ags gs 2 ~ {
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03

BY the burning of the Giant smell
ting works, at Lcadville, the largest
smelling works in Colorado where
destroyed. The production of bull
lion of the smelter for last year
amounted to $4,OOO,OOO, and this
year. if the works had remained
standing, the output would have
been largely increased. The main
building was $50 IT, long by about
$50 #. wide besides numerous char
coal and coax bins, which were all
destroyed The loss has stated by
Mr.. James, amounts to S4oo, 1000,
with an insurance of only $4,000.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-03

TO prospect, but dare not. Thepros-
psctor has had eye on II for four
years, but this handful Of Indians
have kept him out. But Mr.. Said
says there are ten or fifteen mon on
the Weiser--hardy, active, determi-
ned men, and dead shots--who,
should they ever start OH the trail
again, will never leave it until zach
one ofthose nine Indians have turned
his moccasins to the sun. And the
chances are strong that they will
take the war path this season. I'm
til they are killed that splendid min
eral belt will remain closed to the
prospector.--Boise Democrat,