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A Reprod uctive Comet.

The present comet In the eastern sky
which can be distinctly seen by everyone at
early morning, is certainly the most remark
able one of all the modern comets. Prof.
Lewis Swift, director OF the Warner Obser-
vatory, Rochester, n. Y, states thatthe COM
ct grazed the sun so closely a. to cause great
disturbance, so much so that 1t has divided
into no less thar eight separate parts, all Of
which can be distinctly seen by good tele-
scope. There is only one other instance on
record where comet has divided, that one
being Biellas comet of 1916, which separated
into two parts. Applications have been
made on Mr.. Fl. II. Warner by parties who
have noted these cometary ofshoots, claim
ing the 500 prize for each one Of them.
Whether the great comet will continue to
produce a brood of smaller comets remains to
be seen. ...... ~
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Sec $50 The Judges Of election shall then
enclose and seal one Of the poll books, under
cover, directed to the clerk Of the board OF
county commissioners of the county In which
such election was held, and the packet thus
sealed, shall, within three days from the
closing of the polls, be conveyed by one Of
the judges or clerks of election, to be deter
mined by lot, to the p0stofiice nearest the
house in which said election for such precinct
was held, and register and mail the same TO
the clerk of the board Of county commission
ers, and the other poll books, ogether with
the ballot box, shall be deposited with one OF
the Judges Of election, to be determined by
lot, If not otherwise agreed upon, and the
said poll book shall be opened to the inspec-
who may desire to examine the same.
Sec. $40. II any Judge or clerk, after being
selected by the Judges Of election to convey
the poll books of such election to the post
Office nearest the house in which said election
in section 539 Of this article, shall fail, refuse
or neglect to convey and mail the said poll
hooks, safe, with seal unbroken, he shall for
every such offense, when convicted thereof,
pay the sum Of FIVE hundred, dollars, and be
Imprisoned in the county Jail for aperiod
covered In civil action In the district court
In the name Of the county commissioners. :
SEC. 547. II any Judge or clerk Of election.
cerned 10 conducting the election, shall cor
ruptly violate any Of the provisions OF this
article, he shall pay to the county sum not
less than City nor more than one thousand
dollars, and be Imprisoned In the county jail
until such Hne Is paid, the same to be recov-
cred by civil action In the name ofthe county
commissioner Of the proper county, for the
use Of the common schools Of said county.
SEC. ISL. The Judge having the key shall
keep IL in his own possession, and deliver u
again to the board at the next opening OF
the polls; and the person having caro- Of the
box shall carefully keep It without opening
it or suffering IL TO be opened, Or tho seal
thereof to be broken or removed, and shall
publicly in that conditions deliver IL 70 tho
board OF judges at the next opening Of the
polls, when the seals shall be broken, the
box opened, the poll books taken out, and the
bog again locked. That the Judges having
the custody OF the key, box and poll bcOs..
who shall refuse or neglect TO comply with
the requirement. Of this section, shall Be
guilty Of misdemeanor, and, upon cenvic-
ton thereof, shall be fined In any sum NOT
less than Ave hundred dollars, NOR more than
ten thousand dollars, or imprisonment not
less than three months or more than one
year. or by such one and imprisonment - .
court Of competent Jurisdiction nay ace IT
To impose.
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Messrs. @. w. Kelly and Louis King.
deputy sheriffs Of Custer county, arrived In
Deer Lodge last Friday, with four prisoners
sentenced to the peniteutiary It The isSt tefn
of the Custer county court. They were:
Lars Hermanson. sentenced TO three Year,
confinement for manslaughter. He and his
partner, another 6wede, had . quarrel In
their shack, and Hermanson stabbed the
other man, causing death.
James Stevens, sentenced TO two years Tor
horse stealing.
Charles Carroll, sentenced TO fifteen
months, for stealing horses. .-sw
Charles Anderson. otherwise known as
!"slim jim sentenced TO one years imprfs
soument for an assault with deadly weapon.
Messrs Kelly and King reported nnding
the shackles on their, prisoners cut aiter
stopping In the Heiepa jail couple OF niehos
which would indicate that the officials over
there had better keep . sharp lookout, OF
their prisoners will turn up missing some
bright morning.
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Tenn perature.

We are indebted To Mr. Thos. Morgan, U.
S. Signal Service Observer for this stati on, for
the following record Of maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the state OF the
weather and amount of rainfall for the week
ending October %, 1882, rs taken each day ut
sunset for the twenEy-four hours proceeding:
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Hes A. c. botkin, Rspublissn candidate
for Dslssats " Csnsrsss, Win spsak u the
following tines a.d places.
xissouls-Hfiday evening, Oct. nth.
stsvsasvilis-Saturdsy evening", Oct 18th.
Deer Lodgs-wsdAssday evening. Nov. lst.
Dilisa-Thursday evening. Nov. n.
Butte, Saturday evening, Nov. eth.
Hslsns-Msnday evening, Nov. eth.
Judge Knoviss viii appear With hin ct
Deer Ledge and other popular speakers will
b with him ss subsequent appointments. 4
cordial invitekisn II extended 70 all citissns
t. be present and hear them.
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Esrdley, Of Willow
Glen, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Stark and family, New
Chicago, were In town this week.
Mrs. Brice, mother Of Mrs. Chas. X. Har-
denbrook, has removed to Deer Lodge and
occupies the dwelling east u Judge Bills.
Mr.. T. w. Catlin, Superintendent OF Pub.
lie schoo Is, has been quite III for the past ten
days with catarrhal fever And 70 continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm L. Hartley, Of Warn
Springs, will leave on Saturday for visit TO
Stockton, Mo-, aud expect to be absent until
February.
Mrs. Con Kohrs and children were In 81.
Paul, MINI, week ago On route to Montsns.
Mr.. Kohrs was in New York. They are sx'
pected here within few days. -r - fin
Mr.. John w. Gilbert, who has been with
the n. p. surveying parties on the Yellow.
stone for year OF two past, has returned
and will locate here or in Missonla.
General A. J. Smith, whs has recently
been appointed to responsible position In
the Soldiers Home, ut Augusta, Maine, re.
turned here Tuesday. and has gone to Hell.
ona. .N#. ...0'f
Sidney Dillon, Esq, President OF the Union
Pacific Co, with considerable party Of ofii'
cials came west this week q FAR ~ the inter.
section Of the Oregon Short Line with the
Utah q Northern il Pertneuf Cahon, ard re-
turned east.
Mr.. Hannaford, Genl Freight Agent ofths
Eastern Division, N. p. r. B., was In town this
week and went South Monday. He Il - en-
thusiast as to the resources Of MsntanA and
anticipates grand results after the Northern
Pacific has had time to develop tbs country
Mr.. John s. Mills has taken the position Of
local editor on the Avdnt Courier which will
soon issue daily edition. Mrs. Mills will
stop temporarily In Deer Ledge with he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Battsrton. OuI
congratulations are mutual to the new editor
and the publishers Of the Courier.
; Hon. Alex. C.1sskin, Republican csndi'
date for Delegate TO Coosrsss s1as In towu
Wednesday en- rosie to New Chicago snd
Missoula, at which latter place he spsatY TO-
night. He Is making an excellent campaign
and In cordially received everywhere. We
learn he had large and excellent meeting u
New Chicago. n
Mr.. Marx sibisy Severance, Of the General
Freight Ofice, Central Pacific Railway Com
pany, gave US . pleasant call Last evening
He 10 visiting Montana In the interest Of his
company, IL having arranged with the Union
Pacific Company so that freight RATES 70 Non
tana are she same on oo'n 'os
ance goe@ 70 Aissou'A 'o-uA.-
The Helena Fair Association laat Monday
reelected the old directors, VIE: b. n. II
tenn, =. w. knight, Francis rsPs, 4. J.
Davidson, d. II Churchill. Tinofhy Wilcox
8. II. Crounse, W. A.. ChsssnAn' ANA a
Hsnhneid. The time for the fair next ysas
was fxed, the first day seing Aesday' Sspt
9th. Tho directors have held > mesfsng ane
reelected the cid board soi omcssc Q. a
Crounss, president; -, Dss'csos' wee.
president; A. Henhneid, treasurer; ana
Francis Pops, secretary.
Many Of our rsader whs INST NJ. Gee. ~
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Il The herd Of beeves gathered ON Smith
River this season by Fraft d Montgomery
were taken to the Muscleshell and the small,
unmarketable cattle cut ont, branded, ard
turned upon the range. The remainder we're
driven TO Billinea and sold to eastern buysrs.
The stssn brought ~ pss head asd the cows
- They wsss purchased hers fer fFom
- - ~ pr No.. N&dkendRGn.
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: NotiOo % co.0Wnoro.
w III 1 4 ~ nr1iis IT. 1HIRsiHaToN. -

Ton are hsrshy notiasd that tbs undsr.iGnsd havs,
n accordance with ths peovstens os oecsioo - 9.
iahoY and made improvements q the value 6 oss
hundred dollars teieo u rspessenstns fse ~ pa
ine claim. stuaisd In boulder minsng District Dsss
L61se coust7. 4oatans Isuitoy.
And res are hasey nocAsd that uniees yos e.
tribute a. csuos % b ooont6uteo yoaf possteos
aasansine = Ssasfssn snA tAirtY. avsAssei edsAs
(0iAS6) dsllass for yoa. william FINLEY; and toer.
yoa, John Hlcksy; anA foastssn and thistyavs hun.
dredsh (0il.0) dollars Ter ysu, John Carroll; and
fostsss asd thisg-1veAssA,sd0 leiA;Sl ocslass
ssd coSts, wifAia siaseY 1ays fioa Asss lssoe. sl
yoar 49,, silis, aaA istsssse y md eiain g -
Uo1n1fY e - un1sfulgns1 co-ewnsss Who eeys
~ - N4a sxpssdiesrst - sspssssse ~ 'oes
''''- niCuARD PENALTY,
t UAvID W. H1NNnS1Y,
4 ". n. eTBV1NosE
Oeer Lodeo. u r. OctebM q. Isl
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A Portland, Oregon, dispatch to the san
.frsncaseo CAronscis says: deputy Sheriff
Fray, az Nentana, who arrived here to-day
IN search of WIN. NansHsld, indicted for the
nurdsr u ths bridgs carpenter = the front
Il ths Nertheru PacI1c railway some time
ssncs found his man In the county jail await
ine - as&iea a. ths grand jury on charge
= buRlary, conmitssd hsrs > few days
49,. MansAsn y ~ sx-eeaviH ~ y :
80 hasd 60.
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NEw TO-DAY.


...-. HxLDnA, Il. r., Oct. n, 1854.
Notice 10 hereby given that the folowsng- nameG
nroef IN eupvostof hrs claim and seeufs asa entry
tneresf and tAst ssa proof Win ~ ma1e esfore The
Probate Judes q Dsa LOdgs co1ntv, - ,as avg q.
dsv a Noyemhes, A. p. iee1, 10 Wit: HARRY Q.
GAIN. Who nIsd pss-ealeioo dsclsfatosZ statement
No. ass for the ~ q SWh. sen Nw4. and los
n Wesf. nd - names the following witnesses to
eroye hs ceutinucus residence upen and cuf,vatioa
Of ssiG trscs, to.wis: Nathan Smith, VIM: y. Cline,
Jehn BsaOock, ard David y. DuDkeloerg, az o. Ueef
J. n. MOE, Rsgistss.
2 Q. ,. o'sAzse1, Az g. Claimant.
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Aosnts of the New Northwest.

Til. following Agents are duly authorized by
IS. NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
s.oues,ed to make settlement with them when
called upon;
w. cstiin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent, Butte and Walkeryiils. n.
rhas H. Smell, Helena.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY


From the statistics returned by County
Assessor James B. McMaster this year, we
CLEAN the following items Of interest in re-
gard TO the county: d. .st.g. .
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Dser Lodge Posto ce. June 1B, 1889.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
ARRIVE at4 3oa. m. Depart at $50 p. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive alta pm. Depart at 8:3oa. m.
mIssouLA, PHILIPsBURo AND WAY.
Arrive at 8 80 p. m. Depart at $50 q. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge Postofies close thirty
minutes before the departure Of each coach.
T. S. STAcKPoLE, r. M.
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List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice at
Deer Lodge, Mont, Oct, q, 1882. Persons
calling for letters in this list will please say
advertised" and give date of list.
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RELIGIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures by Elder Mountoy In
80 Court House on the second and fourth sun
nnyy ock %. m. Bible Ciass and Sunday School
ovsTy sunday at the same place at p. m.
rArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
school at Q O'Clock each Sunday under direction
81 sisters of Charity.
pREsBYT ERIAN-Serviees every Sunday At
- n,cIock a. m, and 7 / Q O'Clock p. m. Sun
az school every sunday at Q o'clock.
EPIscoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutehings will
ofbeiate IN ST. James Church Deer Lodge,
swrry Sunday at 4 a. m, and 7;30p.m sun
day School al pm.
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Che gew 9orth-Wsst.

e,,h.eribsrs ordering their papers changed
sn Jun. postoiRce to another. MUST MENTION
LIZ OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-.
yioUsLT SENT. E#s 20 IS
Al, poIit,eai announcements, advertising, and
nuyerk must be paid Tor in advance or psymen,
!!ss,rrfor assumed by a responsible person.
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DENTISTRY.

Ihave opened IN ONCE In the NcBur.
ney House, Deer Lodge, where /
am prepared to do al kinds w."
Of work pertaining to the '"#
Dental Art. .Ea..
AL desiring my services will call early and
make engagements, ~ my stay In s.#
Deer Lodge viii be short. ,...,
J. w. REED, .-g
"s g. Lsss Of Mckee, Mo.
:, Refers By psr.issios 10 Prot. >. H. ksysss, Of
Dssr Lodge, II. +, r',,',.-r ...r eoen
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8B0I01kB8D kBI1BWDs
0era6ro Gig Tonolo.
r. 4. sTACKPOLE, p. N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

Ak Dof.z..f want o see the vii
lain Who wrote this article Where's
The proprietor Of this paper ?"
He's out NN las
Where hs mapaging editorg'
Hes out IS
Where's shesniEg editnn2'
Hes out.
Where's the reporter2'
Hes out !"
"Where'er'm r.
Riek9tr slam bang iaml Tho
panes ~ alssa broken.
You ef ont ~
Man found on sidewalk and carried
to hospital. Vesd ct--Strnck By
lightning Still they do i'll
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

SINGLE WoMEN. eli yer old
maid cnce sid that it "a far bet
ter 20 be laughed at because you
we're not married than not to IL
able OIaueh hecailse voa were.
There i sound logic n that. II ii
we'll Tor woman to nlaffyK she
meets : good, tfie Tnsm who loves
her. and whom she loves. but III
she be not suited. better that she
remain single. Many old maids
are helpful. loveable and sweet
tempered, and I'll their allotted
niche Is acceptably d do their
married sisters. Arethey not more
10 be honored than thesr would have
been had they merely married for
a home or positi0ns Our young
ladies' have aTrOueDus rideas upon
this subject. They feel almost dis
graced III they have arrived at a
mature axe, and are not able 10
write Mrs before their names
Their whole ambition ID to get a
husband, By hook or. crook, but
get him somehow they must. Con-
seqnently they take the first man
who offers himself, whether he
really suits them or not. Now.
girls, do not marry in haste. Get
the best education possible, help
about domestic affairs. and enter
some trade or profession for which
you have q taste, and master il.
Skilled labor is always we'll paid
Don't spend your time repining
because you cannot see the com
ing man. If You never see him
you can live useful. happy lives.
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EGGS AS FoOD. Eggs, at average

EGGs AS FoOD.-Eggs, at average
prices, are among the cheapest
and most nutritious articles ef
diet. Like milk, an egg is cons
plete food in itself, containing ey-
erything necessary for the deyel
opment Cferperfect capimalyas is
maniiestfroin the fact that q chick
is formed from it. II seems a mys-
terry how muscles, bones, feathers
and everything that n chicken re-
qlires Tor its peRfrctssevel0pmetat
are made from the y0lk and White
OF an egg but such lis the fact,
and itsshevs heW complete a food
an egg1is.a 10 isualsos easily disses.,
fed ii not damaged in cooking
Indeed, there is no more cOhceii-
trated and nonrishing food than
eggs. The albumen, oil and saline
matter, are, as IA milk. in the right
proportion for sustaining animal
life. Two or three boiled eggs.
with the addition of d Size 81 two
Of toast, will make a breakfast
sufficient for a man, and good
enough for king.
According 10 DIR. Edward Smith.
in his treatise on 'Footl," an err
weighing an onnce aud three
quarters contains 40 grains of
carbon, and seventeen and three
quarter grains of nitrogen, or
1925 per ceTIt al carbon aud two
per cent. 0kgllffoeen. The value
OF one pound u gs. Is food for
sustaining the active forces OF the
body. is TO the value OF ono pound
OF lean beef, as 1854 to 800. AS a
tiesh producer, cone pound Of eggs
Is about equal TO onespnnnlf Of.
beef. as1 :. =
Ahen may be considere ] Is con-
sumo one bushel of CON yearly.
and to lay ten dozen enS flaeens
pounds of eggs. That is toeay 4hat
three and one-tenth pOuiids Of
chemistry corn will produce. when.
fed to a hen, tive-sixths o. :. r,ossrsk
Of eggs, bat five-sixths Off si,nnElIl
of pork requires about i've hounds
Of corn for its production. Tax
ing into account the nutriment In
each and the comparat. We prices
Of the two on an average. the PORK
is about three times as eOsk.g II
IOod as the SCR while Il Is GER
t"inlv laes heaIthful.-JOnrnal oil
Chemistry
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-23

g HoRsE wrRH HKAvks.-If the
disease IS not. OF long standing, a
when brought on by the over-feed-
ing lUf nay, especially clover or
dusty hay. and the hay is taken
away, there is possibility that
the horse may vet be useful for
some years. But If the horse is
well advanced in years and has
had the heaves for a long time.
there is certainly mo prospect OF
cure. Partial relief may be OBJ
tanned by feeding very lightly on
hay, giving sweet grain as the
principal feed, and being careful
not TO let the animal have all the
water it will drink. Roots and
fresh grass in moderate quantity
willFnpfa be objectionable. Horses
with heaRes are usually fed wet
odd hsbif it i perfectly sweet
and Tree from dust wetting IL not
essential. From seven to ten
pounds of hay per day is enough
for a heavey horse, and that should
he given NJ night. rather than in
the tnorning 8, ew England Farm
a. - "a - "A -. !. =. -. u
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PEARLs OF THOUGHT.-It costs
more to fevenge wrongs than -
bear them.
EarlS aud provident fear is tie
Bnothar Of safety
Maj cannot I've exclusiye by
intelligence aId selflove.
The word impossible" is the
mother-tongue of little souls.
Youth il in danger until il
learns to look upon debt as fu-
ries.
Life, that ever needs forgive
ness, has for its first duty, to for
give.
From the lowest depth there is
q path to the loltiest height.
The trees that are not most in
the sun bear the sweetest fruit.
Every day brings them, an6
once gone they are gone forever.
|. II. Is less painful to learn in
youth than to be ignorant in old
age.
We should not measure the ex
ceIlence OF our work by the 'trou.
BILE that it has eoaL us TO producs
it.
3 TO pretend to have many good
friends is a. sweet illusion of .pe0-
pie who believe that they merit
the affection OF Others ca bIssu
In youth, grief is a tempest
which makes you ill; in old age il
is only a cold wind, which adds 81
wrinkle t0TF0Era face and one
more white lock 10 the others.
Our affections are Ilge0ur teeth.
They make us suffer while they
are coming, after they have come
and when we lose them. They
are not less the smile of our life,
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LOVE OF FLowERs.-In all coun-
tries women love flowers; in all
Countries hey form nosegays of
them, butitisonlS inthe bomom OF
plenty that they conceive the idea
a embellishings their dwellings,
with them. The cultivation OF
fl0wers- among the peasaltry indj-
catesarsvolgtioh ID AllstIieir feel
ings. It is a delicate pleasure
which, makes its way through
coarse organs: il is a creature
whose eyes ars opened; it is the
sense of the beautiful, faculty OF
the soul which Is awakened; col
ors, forms. odOrs, are perceived
for the first time, and these charm
ing objects have at length specta-
tors. Those who have travelled in
the country can testify that a rose
tree under the window, honey
suekle around the door of a cot
-tage, is . good omen TO a weary
traveller. The hand that cult
Yates flowers is not, closed against
the applications Of the pONf, nor
against the wants of the stranger.
Flowers may be called tlia alpha
bet of angels, ,wherewith they
write on hills and plains the mys-
ferrous truths. sissiiiss3 ISIS 1GlazF,
cor FsaNw aaf tg1 a-ahsg II. sss-4 ~ tge as
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a5l1lIOE 3 SSTONAL :

Is. HARels CAMALIEk. EMOcn n ARKa
- ---&-- lN@ gHt4
THE tpdersigned Attcrneys afEaW ana
Solicitors an Ehanrery !, have fhielst
day ofpanparys iae0, formed 8 ao-partner-
ship / ? the practice 0lfheir profession, M
der the name and style ofOmmaliei& Absn.
They Tillpraetice IN the county of St. Ia
ry'sand the adjoinine eouniies
Espseialattention will be paid 20 theeoI.
lection OiclAims t
Ofieein the CourtHouse Address
CAMALlER 4 ARELL., Leonard iowa.
.lsns9 ona aHal 81. Mary q county, Nd.
- sB. ilARRls CAMALIEn,
40 So oaa EaeCH B Asst. e.
JAMS / ssO--tI - -
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80 The inexpert huniunan. hav-
ing missed Eve partridees in enecss-
son. blazes away 20 : sixth and cries
exultantly 70 the ramekeeper
Ihefsl saw the fsathssB Az
didn't they ?" The gameksspsr-
Yes. sir. they flew; or with the
plFdE - 81 9. %
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TIE vokYAlc B.Er Co., Marsh&II, Mica.
win sepd IN. DYxss CKLKnaARkD EEHcrRo,
Y0LTAIc HELTs AKD ELBcrR1c Arr1aANcxs %
trial Tor thiFtt days a men lyoung or cd
who are sflicleG with Nervona Debility, Lesi
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred iroahles
guaranteeing speedy and compleie restoration
If health and manly vigor. Address a. abose
n. B.-+S0 risk isincarred, ~ thirty days
trial isall0xed.
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An Irishman wrote thus 10 the
wife Of a1@ek hrukher Is Jamie
isn't dead kss remoind hiin af The
twinty shillings be owes me on
the pig. and il he Is, tell him not
to give himself any cDnznrrun about
Il.
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~ Are ron troubled with such
symptoms Of dYspepsia 40 belchimg.
tasting of the Good. heartburn. ETC.
Browns Iron Bitters will cure you
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Persons indebted 70 The LATE Arm IL Ming 4
Yates ere nofike9 THAI the bits a. their indehs-
edness have beea placed In hands og yoseph P.
Morgan. Attorney, Leonnrdsowm. Hnr c0ller-
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