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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25
Pu~ 1ssssay's Daily.
Idaho ItomO.

Il Prom our function Correspondents
Last Friday the mercury stood q
fourteen degrees below zero, and cold
Penouxh TO make the tender-f00ts wh0oF
and howl, and begin to wish they were
back in .'Old Illinois, where . mans
toneue resemble Turkish towel, and
his skin ripe pumpkin. Take 1t easy
bows. for the worst hasn't come yet.
scarlet fever has bee q in our midst,
like wolf in flock Of sheep, cutting
down young and old. Many have
escaped, hut among the slain by this
terrible disease were Jacob learian, Jr.,
aged twenty-five years; the only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark +. Bray, aged
eighteen months. and some others.
Our music teacher, Jessie NJ. Bucklin,
who had been teaching music in our VI
entity for about nine months, departed
for her home in Kansas City. No., on
the lG,l, of December last. Her depart
ur, WAS considered one Of mournful loss,
she being highly appreciated by all VIII"
knew her. both ~ Il musician ami for
her kindly Christian character.
Horace Mulkcy and wife, "f Junction
City. have ben visiting their uncle
Elijah Muikcy, near Salmon City, the
fore part Of last week.
On account ufthe mild weather which
We are having this winter, it is probable
that there will he scarcely any ice stored
away in this section Of country this sea-
SON, for dairying purposes.
Our Literary society will !" largely
awakened! next session ty contributions
t"a Query i"x.
\ Cambridge mother sent her small
boy into the country, and after week
Of anxiety. received this letter: Il got
il. r. nil right, and I forgot t" write be-
fore. 1t is !, very nice place t" havcfun.
A fellow and | went out in boat AMI
the boat tip;r! over, and man got me
out. was 80 full Of water | didn't
know anything for Il good long while.
The other hoy has got to lr buried. after
they find him. His mother came from
Uirsea and she cries all the time. \ |
I,o>s kicked me over, and hav" ."t 10
nave some money t" imy the doctor for
fixing my h,:,.!. We are going t"set an
DID harm on fire I" night, and ! should
smile if We don't have bully fun. | lost
NY watch and am very sorry. shall
,riny home som" mudturklrs and tame
wood chuck, If I can get 'en in my
r,IHk.'
I.EMIll.
JrN.'VlUN CITY. Idaho.
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The Butte Library Club.

The mex, play I" /" presented hH III.
Butte Library Club is the celebrate.
standard comedy. "I.onhon .\s-ur
a,nv," in wl,iri, the Gas; is t" l." us !n!
low:
Dolly S:mnkcr, Mr.. Geo. Mulilali.
Mc,!.ilc, Mr. ". +. Shan!cv.
Sir lInr,,,,rt CMirtlty, Mr.. Randolph.
Max Harkaway. Mr.. W. +. F"rI'i>
Ns.zzlc, Mr.. &. II. rtnr,se.
Charles C"urtl.y, Mr.. Joe Long.
Cool, Mr. {. r.. kc~tcr.
Lady Gay Sl'anker, Mrs. DIR. Th"lnl,-
son.
Grace ilarkaway, Miss Forl'i*.
Pert. Miss Long.
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BAvDeDROPP1Nq.
An Old Timer In Tho Ia

About noon yesterday two ,,,c,n,u
the bar of Butte saunterc,i into ~. ~"
Ton restaurant and sat down f,r -,
dinner. They were not ,rsthr,i. "'e''
matter Of course, else they wm,ld
have eaten dinner at noon. hut ~ ivy
were athletes, and wrc>tlcd with ''
viands in On invincih!e style. On. v"
them was IN old gnarltd limb a..
law, ovcrgrwn with legal kn,,. w..
mistletoc, while the other i,:,; ill.,, .,,.' '
sweet smile Ofinnnccncco 81, Ei~ rn.,l,,
ing face, and the ruby hue OF .ual,n u
bis rel, red nose. After Their lr.; ,,.
Of bottled beer the aged !i:isi, IL ,an ~,
ing stories, which l'c kept up un,jI
cleared the adjoining tables ana iu,,;.
irrrr'raL!r injury on the pro, iv:or
'W!.cn / was in W..si.in -. ;...
said he. y saw II I.Ian iil.I .;,,,i
know in Illinois Il good nla:.y ,~...s
lie WAS t:,' and we'll dressed. -. !, ~.
personal knowledge he was :. ,l..,r,o,,.
and {. t;,ic'. for he wa, one o! i,iy ,.r;
est clients.
Zone n::.ht, about ~ years :,,, ,
stranger, VIII" had moi only >::o,u,
horse. but shot one Gt hi, pl;r.;i,Y. w..
OverlIa..lt.d near linton, where ih,,
pr:,rti,',:, and taken t" Jail. IN l.;lf,,
hour u mob was dr,ll,;nti up ;.ud ~.
cctsiHl 10 the Jail to rcn.ovc ,.u t,l.>o,,.,
and hang him. In i;ct H." e.: mo,
AMI acted AS spokesman. N,,.. IT,
crowd reached the ''cOlcr' | .i,...
forward alone /" H",,:;in! the ri.~":.,, 8;
the ailOr. an": after 4 conference l;>,;n.
five minutes. | Returned t. TIA. I:...i. ,,d
said:
'i;cntlcnlcn, | first iwii"v":,::,;, ,,.
"n.r guilty, hut now i.av, ,rua.,
about il. In fact I firmly ;";;,,: IN HI.
inHucCilc,..'
''li"w do YOU make ;!:,. or. ,r!ul
4 dozen men.
"Nhy, gentlemen, 1T first I'll, .,o>,
he WAS so!,r pt".r coon. w;i.."a, = ..,!l:.,
in his pocket, hut l:u>. learned i..... i,
l':,s over S..N in ,.;,,ih. AMI :. j. i.y H..
II,'r duty /" inf':n, you '::. II, i:.,
tanned Hiv as counsel. G,n,irli,i!, IAN,
|, XIX . Tho FIRST rc,i-i.an.. Il :.;i.;i,, w.,
raises his hand against ~: innn,rl
client " iii pass the next ten NrAi. ir;i,
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Last Friday n,osaing horse had the
jim-jams on Grand street, in Helena,
and made straight for the nearest brew
cry. His owner, Mr.. VIM. Logan, had
left the animal for moment to go to
see man on business, and when he re-
turned, horse and buggy were gone, and
the horse discovered q few minutes
afterwarsl making himself comfortable
in the Central Brewery. tbs not known
whether the hasty beast has been long
addicted to the use of liquor or not, nor
what was the special emergency which
provoked the evil thought of indulgence
just at this particular time, in his mas
tcr's absence. When the latter started
up stairs the animal was leaning against
post, apparently wrapped in thought.
Two minutes afterward he had kicked
down the door of the Central Brewery,
rushed up to the counter, and WAS on
the point of calling for glass OF beer
when he was taken to the station house
by Il policeman.
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VIRGINIA CITY NEWS.
Recent Mining Developments.

since the visit q. Mr. -. W. Layton
E" E,!i;r. in connection with the ship
ping "i ore fr"ul Tie Prospect mine. near
Nir"iui:, City. t. the t,,nr:.lu Sn,,ltvv,
u ri..h >ir;k. ii; high grade orc has l'e.n
uri.ir ON The lowest level Oi the mine.
Mr.. Layton received yesterday morning
samples "f l'e recent strike. which
avry;:.. from =. I" s; per pound in gold
and silver. ON. specimen shows eighty
live per cent "f am!in,"mial silver ami
the either runs high in gold ~ We'll as
silver.
Mr.. Layton il al" informed that tn.
Black Rooster mine. owned by Mr..
i;i.-, "i Virginia. has larn bonded ly
eastern capitalists during the last few
.;ayS f.,r S:hI.'AHl.
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From Tues6ay1 D0l1y
THB alATUR9' HO011AL.
Numaroue PatieutO Admitted Sanc>
Last Report

The number of patients in the Sisters
Hospital has been increased by ten since
the report made last Saturday.
The regulations require that AL per
so',s applying for admission ~ count!
patients shall present doctors cert,n'
cate that they have bcen examined oy
the physicians selected l,y the city, ana
subscribers are required to bring thei'
tickets with them.
4, The Italian from the Lexington mine
who VII. admitted Saturday as already
mentioned is named Charles Bt"tain.
Since that time the following Te'sa'ns
have been received: /. John ODe''' "
resident IL Butte. suffering with an Al
! tack Of rheumatism.
,. Jeremiah sullivan, u miner work.
ing in the ..Nf"ult"n. thought {" nave
pneun,onia. which turns out. however,
+, IL liz only u severe cold.
3. James Frank, head and face badly
cut and bruised.
i. Aaron LEAK. an cmpl"yc Of l.avcll
Bros. had his fingers frozen III the TIM
her.
). Ce>aire Cote, Il Canadian French
nan. who has lecn mining in the &C.
,,,-:,: II severe cold.
q. Zan Hart. IL p!a>t.rcr; suffering
from encyclopedias.
:. Harry Barton. \ conductor on the
Utah h Northern roa'l; plcurisy. Mr..
Barton was quite i'll sunday when
brought, I" the Hospital, hut was resting
easily last night.
:. VIM. Er-k;nc, u miner working far
the National company: rheumatism.
-. Th"nn,, Hewitt: .liSl'n.ate'l Shout
der. Mr.. Hewitt states that some tw"
weeks ago he slipped and fell down at
silver Bow, anil, ~ he thought at the
time, simply bruisin@ his left shoulder.
lie applied Eminent, but failed I" IT.
,!,,cc the swelling. When examined
Yesterday 10y Ir. Johnston it was found
That hi, shoulder w:,- ,li>imrted.
The vari",;< patients in the hospital
last night were progressing fAv"rsbly.
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Good for Butte

Now that the telephone system ia
been permanently established in hi.
city and thus another Ion" stride taken
in Buttc'@ progress toward her high l"'-
s;tion :.s the metropolis. "I the rcrtl'-
west, u" time should bc lost ''y pui''i'
spirited and cntcrpriein.: business III. IL
! to cDn,l ,lctc her title {" IT, known l".ynlnl
dispute as the city "f the Rocky Noun
taills. She has. now by means II the t,-
| crl,n,h. a nWtl,c'l oi easy anil imnr,!.
! ate communication hrtwcs'i, ::il her ell
| ZrE~, her mines. mills, *ucl;cr>, banks.
and business houses. ~ soon as ti.
! council choose to n,.r: ana cul!E to
some reasonable understanding with the.
water company. she will have tic conf
n':,id For city use oi y plentiful supply
Of pure, fresh wafer, IL supply which il
already ut the service of Individual ciii-
Zcls.
These arc two essential cici.:rn!> "i
metropolitan lie. There remain IL H.
considered street lighting amd paving.
In these respects II" one can deny Tia,
Butte is ianaen,aI'y deficient. l.:
there amy necessity for ,i'is::' Is
there ANY reason Why the >tr,c,s
Garnet he grated and paved and light
ul::' None, that amy ti,c,,:.lt!uI man
can suggest. IN the Respects; last EACH,
TONED, Helena is far ahead III this city.
and indeed III nothing more ti:an cx-
c.l!"H"" il; ;i;c>t RESPECTS l., he !r.;t but
>i'";' lie :m: energy ~ \ city Shown.
As already mentioned .cve.:.i time: IL;
TIE columns IF the MINER, Butt. ,ai:
light her Streets hy the inca;i'i.s.:rt
c!'str!" burners Al an expense no. rv,:,l-
or than the present cost %; the. oil, etc.,
burned in her principal s,rsi,. 'I'!lc
ta'ii;tics for the Introduction nj ;hc
electric light are cins. III i,::!,u. AMI iN.-
netliatc!y ava!ablc. Why not have \
Committee .: i! appointed /" in
ve>tiyatc H.: system. il. cX,"nSc aI.!
management ai.'i il.nh:: v:;Mrt ri, *:
Why cannot another Committee o.
Council investigate :i.c S;!i.jj.".t q, street
grading and paving, AMI rr]or' i..r:t-
on: Why should Eot the c,:.r:"; for
these things H.. i..i to the loves. ,i,;,t..:.
VIII" -li:s!i give satisfactory I",nd::
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The entire forty stamps of the new
M"ulton mill were dropped yesterday
for the first time, and are now running
steadily to their full capacity. The
mime is now producing forty tons PEI
day, and the bullion output will Of
co,srse increase proportionately. The
percentage Of COLONIZATION continues to
run from I'D to 96S, the lcss Of quicksil-
yer heing imperceptible.
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Job Printing.

Mr.. r.. \. Waterbury, son Of r.. Il.
Waterbury E-.l., If this city, AMI thor
"ighly acquainted with all branches If
plain AMI ornamental job printing, from,
= number III years experience In New
York and New Jcnsey, has arrived to
take charge Of the job department in the
MINER Office.
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kUNAwAY ACCIDENT.

Thrco Persons Badly Injured At quarry ViiiC.
On Saturday morning = terrible runa.
way and mashup took place in Quarryville.
Mr.. William Stanton, of Bart, was on the
road to visit his brother John, who lives
just south Of the village, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, a Mrs. Smith, with
two children. In coming down tho hill
from tho schoOl-h house, at the eastern cn.i
Of the village, one Of the shaft irons broke
and tue shaft fui. On the horsc's heels,
when he took t., ut and started. MIR.
Stanton was un:,:o to hold him, and
no dashed oil 1T Il fearful rate. Just
on the side of the brick kiln
he ran up on a high bank, upsetting tho
carriage and throwing out the occupants.
Il number of men soon carried them into
Mrs. Wilcr's hotel and DR.. ROhrcr was
sent for. Mr.. Stanton was badly cut
about the face and head Mrs. Stanton is
slightly bruised in the Taco Mrs. Smith
had her wrist broken besides being badly
bruised ono Of the children, a little girl
three years old, is, it is feared, badly in
jured, but the youngest, = babe, was not
oven scratched. Ali Of them had their
wounds dressed and were carefully taken
care Of and ut this timc are feeling better.
How they escaped rs luckily as they did
seems almost miraculous.
The carriage was 4 complete wreck, but
tho horse escaped without injury.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Evening services hereafter in the Trini
ty Reformed church will begin ut Instead
of u O'Clock. rt'E N
W. Scott Welsh and Miss Maggie Hy.
singer were married by Rev. C. S. Ger.
hard in Trinity Reformed church last
night. f = p VIM ''5- 7 ~. .-.-
A coiored man cut a tramp over the eye
rel. ...'..i' .'...' 10 '.'''
Eo:inc of Shawnee furnace No. : is
again working.
There was colored "dipping" at
Burners wharf, Saturday night.
A band Of gypsies passed through town
this morning.
Some unknown rascal threw a stone 1t
Edward Smith, in Chestnut street last
night, and struck him close to the eyes.
The jubilee services in Trinity Reformed
church this week, beginning "Wednesday
night, promise 70 be of great interest.
Revs. G. 5. Gerhard, Conrad Clever, q.
b. Resser and j. 8. Stair will partici-
pate.
Albert Bouson's funeral will take place
to morrow afternoon at = o'clock.
Hyde s. Behman gave An excellent show
Saturday night before the largest audience
of the season.
A three year old daughter Of John SDy-
der, 5th street, fell down a water closet
Saturday evening and WAS rescued with
difficulty.
Publication Of tho report Of council
proceedings Of Friday uight i.' nnavoida-
bly, deferred until o-ircrrOw.-EDs. In
TELLIGENCEE.
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AUaUSelph0n;S

I:"rr,H in " Double EW.--On Thursday
evening next the distinguished tri.c'lian, Mr..
Lawrence Earrcti, will appear 1T Fulton
"p,la house In i great double bill. Tho cliar-
ac,crs he will represent arc Stytock in Shaks-
pc,rcs mastery work, "Thc Mcrcnant OF
Venice" ami DaUid GarTicE in the comedy of
that name. in both of these roles Mr.. Barrett
has ac!Icvcda II lasting fame, AMI the manage.
m"nt promise that there shall he no cutting.
at either play. and that the performances shalt
DC identical with that given in New York Oh
Friday night.
-dtrin Jostin" Tonight. - Tho amusing
comedy of calvin JOslin," with Chas. l.
Davis in the title role will DC given ut Fulton
opera house tonight. The New York Hcraf,,
says 80 Alvin JosIin,'a homcslun comedy Of
the Joshua WhitcOmb Or,lcr, WIS performed
at the Windsor theatre, with Charles l.. Davis
as the central figure. 'Alyim JOslin so nearly
resembles Joshua Whitcomb that they
might be taken for twin brothers Of theatrical
parentasc. ALVIN Joslin' pleased tho audi
encc immensely and Mr. Davis deserves the
success he met with"
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An Old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed ia his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Ot i simple
vegetable remciy for the speedy and pcrma-
nent cure tor Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat anu Lung Affec-
tiOns, also u positive and radical cure for Ner-
vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers III thousands OF cases, has felt 1t his
duty to make 1t known to his suffering fel-
lows. Actuate.l by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, will send free OF
Charge to ali who desire IL, this receipt, in
German, French Or English, with ful diircc-
uons Tor preparing and using. Send by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. A. Noyes, li9 Powers Block, Rochester,
n. Oct7-I3tdcOw
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why continue the use OF remedies that Only
relieve, when Elys' Cream Balm, pleasant Of
application and a sure cure for Catarrh, Hay
Fever and Cold in head crn bc had for 81
cents?
Apply isto sostrils with htsSe finger.
1 WAS troubled with C!'rOntc Catarh and
gathering in my head, Wa very deaf ut times
and had discharges from my ears, besides he
ing unable to breathe through my nose. Be.
fore the second bottle Of E'ys' Cream Balm
was exhausted was cured, and to-day enjoy
sOi nj health. T.. }. COEBIN, 9.3 Chestnut street.
Field Manager Philadelphia Pub. House, Pa.
IL Is NO exapscTaiiOn. Eiy's Cream Balm is
Il cure for Caturrb, Hay Fever AMI Cold In
head. Many cures have been made among my
customers. No other remedy has ever cqualetl
the Balm III good results. A. J. ODENwELDEE,
Druggist, Easton, Pa. OlGM, W raw
A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with each bottle Of
ShilOk's Cattrrl Remedy. Price 50 cents. For
saio ut COc:llran's drug store, III North Queen
| street
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hOthersI MOthorsgI MOthersE
Are you disturbed Mt night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II
so, 60 at Onca and get a bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immetiately-tlcpend
upon it: there is no mistake about IL. There
Is not e mother ON earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will rcgu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief AMI health to tho child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases. and pleasant TO tho taste, and is the
description OF ono OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
.n2.ly.M. .W&S&w
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DR.. Leaman, OF Leaman Place, sold his
valuable farm in Leacock township to
David Hostetter Of Paradise township, for
$14, $50.
Jacob Kreider has sold a number of
valuable building lots at Leaman Place.
Upon one, II. H. Rohrer who purchased
it, will erect double dwelling house.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

This morning the second week Of com
mon pleas court began with Judge Living
s;tnn presiding. OF tho thirty eases down
Inr trial, but seventeen were ready. No
Gases were attached this mnrnin" and
court adjourned t" .. O'clock this after
nUOn.
Grr. w. Pownall, the elected constable
OF salisbury township, having resigned,
john Wislcr presented Il petition to the
court. which was signed by many residents
Of the township asking that he bc ap.
pointed. The matter Was postponed to
Saturday.
To-day seven SubE~ HAS for divorce were
iSsucu. This has been AN unusu ally LARGO
number for one day.
In the case Of B:la VS.. Bsilcr, All action
ei ircsl'ass, t" bc tried next week. the fol-
lowing panel OF jury were struck, and will
view the premises on next Friday morn
inM "a: ten o'clock John Alexander, John
ii. Fulton. John X. Fitzgerald, J. g. Hess,
J Luther Hayes, Jacob 5. ksener, john
I.cibley, Amos Il. Musser, Chas. Rengisr.
WIN. NJ. Slaymaker, Barr Spauglcr anl
AMI Ju!in Icager.
This morning two showers, john Iook
and Jacob lIildebr:hd, "f ;Stras.,lrg, were
appointed VIII" will mcc; the jury 1T Mich
oias Danncr's hotel, Paradise township,
al tie time mentioned.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
An Oid Play, at Low Prices, Given H.
Sfill lAsyYer Trnnna

| An Oid Play, at Low Prices, Given by q
still Lower Troupe.
G. Ii. Smiths company presented
"Unclc Toms cabin" in the opera house
at low prices on Saturday afternoon aud
evening. At the latter performance the
building was packed, and standing room
could not he procured. A.: usual will
companies of this kind the acting
was very poor. A notable feature
| Of this presentation was that there
we've two TOpsys and two Marks.
None Of them were Of any account. aud yet
they seemed t0 please Large portion ol
the audience The little girl who played
the character of Eoa was the best Of the
party. If Uncle Tom had but died the first
| ac; the audience would I,ave been saved a
Their reputation because they were unable
to speak. The actors were the worst lot
ever seen here, and it would bc good idc,
il II law could BE- passed preventing all
such barn stGImpTB from appearing in any
city. They arc frauds Of the first water,
who, by preSentipy ,n old play at low
prices, procure money from people which
they might just rs well steal from their
pockets. AS long as the public continues
I" lEItrOnizc such gangs Of" y-by-n nights
they will prosper and shows Of merit must
be injured. Tho "talent" in this show
won Id not make respectable property mon,
and they, in all probability did not know
themselves that they were actors until in
formed SO by tie management under
hich they are sailing around tho country.
making nightly attacks on towns and
drawing large houses by false rep, p,csenta
lions. The band Of jubilee singers con
sisted Of several worn out darkcys who
travel with tho show for tho purpose Of At
telsiing TO the dogs and lifting the heavy
trunks (Of which there are few, hOwever).
The scene in which sevcra! blood hounds
appeared was very "thrillins," but Eta
got away safely over "real ice" which
was no donbt furnished by an ice dealer Of
this city. Tho boat race did not come off
Oh account Of the high wind.
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A Voice from the Aro0s.

taAe this opportunity to bear testimony 10
the efficacy OF your tIop Bite. s." Expect
ing to find them nauseous and bitter and com
pO.ed of bad whisky, we were agreeably sur
prised at their mild taste, just like cup Of
tea. A Mrs. Cresswell and a Mn. Connor,
friends. have likewise tried. and pronounce
them the best medicine they have ever taken
fo r building up strength and toning up the
system l was troubled with COstiveness.
headache and want OF appetite. My ailments
are now all gone. I have yearly contract
with doctor to look after the health OF my
sell and family. but need him not now.
s. GILLILAND,
Peoples Adrocate, Pittsburgh, Pa.
July p, 1878. O!62wdGW
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Observation-Disclosures 800 head; sbir
prices SC lower: mixed. 81 OD9s7 80; heavy,
81 9oGs s714 light, 81 0O07 70; skips. 81 75G9
It's.
market active and ic higher, with u nominal
supply OF shipping; good to:choicc 3 4e@
|GZ5; common to fa!r, 81 1O05 70; butch.
81 JO03 .; medium TO good, $3 40G4 q
stOckers and feeders, OF wcll-brcd, strong
If otherwise, slow sales at s. 2O04 40; ranges
breeds and Americans - l595 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 shipments, 800 head ;
demand fair and market steady; quality
good, 8 70G4 90; choice to extra, 81 JDs9i CD