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NICOL4Y'S AUOTIONs,
Oh FEET ON WEST THIRD STREET AT

Oh FEET ON WEST THIRD STREET AT
CtI Auction, together with the large house
on the same. Lot Sv1200 feet. running through
to Selby avenue, nearly opposite tho residence
of c. Ii. Bigelow, Esq, and close to the First
Methodist church, and in the immediate
vicinity of the elegant mansion OF N. w. Kit
son, Esq, and tae residence of G. L. Otis, ESD,
Dayton and Summit avenues, the best residence
part of the City, known as No. 342 West Tnird
street. The location is unsurpassed and many
handsome and costly dwelling houses are now
being constructed in the neishborhood. The
house is large and conveniently arranged, and at
an expense of about 81 $40 could easily be. con-
verted into double tenement,
renting from $50 to 800 per month.
For profitable and safe investment
this property offers unusual Inducements. This
very valuable property viii be sold at auction
Wednesday, November 8, at 8 O'Clock D. n, on
the premises, on liberal terms Sale positive.
Forfurther particulars apply at our Office. No.
81 East Third street.
A. K. BARNUM, Agent,
A. IL. NICoLAY, Auctioleer. 295eod
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Change of Name,

MONTREAL, Oct. 27.-The local branch of
the land league resolved to fall into line
with the new Irish organization, and to be
known as the National league branch. ac-
knowledging allegiance to Parnell.
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A DISHONEST GOVERNEss

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa robbery OF
diamonds, silks, laces, velvets, ETC., to the
extent of $4,000 took place at the house of
Gen. Sturgis at the Soldiers home. The
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The Rife.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas.. Oct. 27.-The army
rifle contest at Ft. Leavenworth closed to-
day, the Atlantic division taking first
medal. The shooting was witnessed by a
larger crowd than any previous day. Med
ais were presented to the winners by Gen.
Sherman on the parade ground before ali
the troops in the garrison. The general
made very fitting remarks. highly COM
plimentin Sergt. Barrett On his success in
winning.
DrGWg3tts.
BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Of the four games
played to-day i'll the checker champion
ship series one was won by Wyllie and
three drawn. Record to date, Barker one:
Wyllie one. Drawn twelve.
Base BuI{.
CHICAGO, Oct. PA meeting was held
here to-day for the formation of minor
base ball association. Representatives
from Peoria, Springfield and Quincy, ILL.,:
Bay City, East Saginaw and Grand Rapids.
Mich, Toledo. O., and Fl. Wayne, Ind.
were present. A temporary organization
known as the Northwestern base ball league
was formed. Representatives from the
cities named reported sums from $4,000 to
$4,000 pledged for the support of clubs.
Another meeting will be held at FIT Wayne.
December 90
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BOAEDERS.
DOARDERS WANTED-At No, IL East
11 Seventh street. 299 301
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY,

BosToN, Oct. 27.-In Milton tonight Jas,
Bell, driver of Hyde. Park bakers wagon,
was halted by three masked men with re-
volvers. dragged from his wagon, beaten
and robbed of $40; then tied to tree.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FIaHTY DIFFENENT KINDs-of orna-
IL mental gold mouldings to select from for
your picture frames and great variety of gold
and ornamental cabinet size mats for sale by C.
Thomas, 326 Wabashaw street. 300-302
T. MCMILLAN will open his new packing
j house Oct. 26. corner of Eighth and Mime
sofa streets. 299-3O8
1KJ ANTED- Scholars to give lessons in Ger
w man, French, Latin and Greek by an ed
ucated Russian refugee. Terms exceedingly
low to make a living, For particulars enquire
Of Rev. Dr.. Wechsler, No. 20 Canada street.
3Ol-25-6
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WTANTED-A young man to take care of
w horses and go to school for his board, at
No. IA Wabashaw street. 295-301
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MURDER BY A WOMAN.
A WISCONSIN BORGIA.

- -
TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 27.-Mrs. Fleylinger.
& German woman living six miles from
Kansas City, this state, shot and killed Mr..
Mole on the Goth. The trouble first grew
out OF the renting OF the place GA which
Mrs. Fleylinger lived.
SUICIDE.
Henry A. Foster, cattle man living on
the Arkansas river, thirty miles from Ar
kansas City, suided yesterday by shooting
himself through the head in fit OF de-
spondency. His family lives at West La
afyette, Coshocton county.
THE DEADLY PANCAKE.
BUFFALO, Oct. 27.-Alvis Regain; hotel
keeper with his wife and family, were pois-
oned by pancakes. One child. Frank is
dead; two children may recover; father and
mother are in precarious condition.
swINDLED THE UNDERTAKES.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Chas Bailey. OF
Erie, Pa. was arrested to-day charged
with swindling an undertaken by means o!
bogus checks. He first gave orders TO,
collins, then hanhed a check, taking the
balance in money.
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SPORTING.

The Score of the New York Pedestrian
Ma 'ch-Gs neral Dissatisfaction and Dis.
northumberland Races at vari-
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to try and make some arrangement by
which his scheme should be consummated,
but Vanderbilt was just one week ahead of
him. The strength in Vanderbilt shares,
principally in Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
trail and Canada Southern, has given fur
Their credence to the superstition that Van
derbiIt had acquired the control Of the new
road"
KEoKUK, To-, Oct. 27.-Gould and party
were here this afternoon. In answer to an
inquiry concerning Vanderbilt securing
control of the Nickel Plate, Mr.. Hopkins
said we are advised that the report is we'll
founded.
CHICAGO, Oct. PA gentlemen here who
is ia position to know whereof he speaks
says the purchase OF the Nickel Plate road
instead OF being in the interest Of Wander
bilt is in opposition to him. His state
ment is to the effect that some time since
Deveraux and Burke, in whose name the
Nickel Plate is purchased, together with
Vanderbilt and some English capitalists,
purchased the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati & Indianapolis, Vanderbilt. it is
alleged, promising to cooperate with his
lines to the extent of making
it dividend paying; that after the directory
was reclassifed to suit Vanderbilt, the
other members of the syndicate discovered
that Vanderbilt had sold his interest, and
quickly withdrawn. This incurred their
ill will, and in order to retaliate on him
Devereaux and Burke induced English cap
italists to buy the Nickel Plate, which with
their road created inducements for them
to infict retaliating punishment on Van
derbilt. There is a suspicion that Gould is
in the background of the retallahng
party. ~
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WIANTED-150 men daily, to smoke Golden
w Belle cigars and tobacco. Sold by all.
297-357
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LOST.

GTRAYEO-From the Northwestern Stock
~ Yards, seven head of cattle. A liberal re-
ward Will be paid ior any information that will
lead to their recovery. j. L. Mcintosh. 29S*
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~ TANTED-Immediatel Baker on bread
w and cakes: Apply 10 F. A. Appleton,
Family Bakery, West st. Paul. 3Ol-2r7
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-20
Eat What Ynn Need

As II is conclusiyely proved that half
the ills Of life are caused by oycrcating,
carefully regulate your diet Having
tested number of meals in a general
way, eating more or less each time, find
out rs near rs may be what is the prop
er amount for a meal Begin with a
very light breakfast Of ordinary food,
such as you have been accustomed to,
and note the number of hours you can
70 without feeling a want Of more food.
For very light breakfast, sa, one roll,
q cup Of coffee and very small piece
Of meat, three hours or less will bcfound
the limit OF course il makes n differ
cnce what you do during those three
hours. a given amount Of food will 90
further IN manual labor than in mental
labor, as brain work is more exhaustiug
than hand work The next time try n
little more and IN the course Of dozen
breakfasts You viii learn TO Judge pretty
closely what YOU require to carry on
your work I'LL the hour Of the next meal.
Having found out Just what YOU need.
never on any consideration, take more.
Never mind how nice the steak. how
tempting amy food may be, shut right
down on the whole eating business the
instant you have had enough. Too lit
tle can be repaired by eating light
lunch before the next meal. Too much
cannot be repaired, and you must pay
for the indiscretion In this matter You
must use your common sense.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-20

lfyou suffer rom dyspepsia, use
BUHDOCK BLOOD BlTTERS.
II you Nrc afflicted with biiousness, use
BuRDOCK BLOOD BITTERS,
If you are Frustrated with sick headache, take
BURDoCR BLOOD BITTRRs
liyour bowels are disordercd regulate them with
BuRDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
If your bloed IL IMPURE purifyit with
BURDoCK BLOOD BITrERS
liyou have Indigestion you Will lnd an antidote IN
BURDUCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Ifyou are troubled with spring complaints, eradi-
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II your liver II torpid reeoro 1t 10 healthy action
with BUBDoCK BLOOD BITTERS,
your liver s affected you will ind shure rcetor'
Otiyo In DUltDoCk BLOOD BlTTERS.
II you have any epecic2 OF humor or pmpc, fail
not TO take BURDOCK BLOOD BlTrERS.
If you have any symptoms ofuicors OF scrofulous
sores, curative remedy will no found in
BuRDoGK BLOOD BITTERs.
For imparting strength and vitality to the system,
nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BPrTBRS.
For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the
sys,em with BuRDOCK BLOOD BlTrRRS
phicE 81 FER BoTTLB; TRIAL BOTTLES, lOcTs,
FOSTER, MlLBURN 4 CO., Prop'rs,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
For sale by PAUL @, Schulz, Co
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The residents Of q certain locality in
Hungary Hollow, reports The IFoodiaad
Democrat, have for some time been puz-
zled by the mysterious ringing of n bell
in the fields bordering on bayou, whose
origin could never be ascertained, as
when anyone approached the spot
whence the sound seemed to proceed, it
would rise in the air and recedo in a
very ghostly manner Finally bold
citizen discovered that the ringing came
from a large buz2ard, around whose
body common cow-bell had became
fastened in some unknown way.
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Tustenuggso, the Seminole His Slaves
md Squaw.

NAA 'SlhN0s
We hear couple OF fresh things from
Tustenuggee, the chief Of the few Semi
noles remaining in the everglades Of
Florida. The old fellow energies from
the swamps, it is said, once every year
or So gets on colossal drunk and .ro.
tires 10 his Businesses The other day
he came into civilization bringing with
him a particularly weak-looking negro
one OF several slaves still owned by The
Indians. lie was told that all the slaves
bad been freed. He replied, "Iniun's
Niger amt free" and after getting
comfortably drunk he melted into the
swamps, carrying bis negro with him.
A few months since sewing machine
man entered 1ustenuggee's domains
and sold him machine. The old chief
watched It's working carefully and when
he was satisfied as TO what il would do
deliberately arose and kicked his wife
out III the door Need squaw no mop
lic said. Atlanta Constitution.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-20

II you feel drowsy, doblitA,ed have frequent head
ache mouth taste badly, poor appetite, ana tongue
iousness aud nothing will cure you so speedily and
perman, ntly AZ 70 take simmons Liver Regulator
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-20

Its FIRST apparent effect is TO increase the appe
tte It assists digestion and causes the food TO az
simulate properly thus the system is nourlshed
II also, by ts tonic action on the digestive organs
induces more cupious and regular excavations
The rapidity with which patients take or flesh
while under theirhnence ofthe Syrup, of itself IN
dicatcs that no other preparation can be better
adapted to nclp and nonrish the constitution, and
hence BE- more eficacious in oil depression ofspir
its, shaking or trembling of the hands or body
cough, shortness Of breath, or cOneumptive habit
The nerves and muscles become strengthened, ant
the blood purified
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-20

The various kinds Of westc or decay that affect
the human body, though attended each with some
symptom not common with the rest agree very
much in this, that the basis in oil is nearly the
same. Its generally conceded, that the majority
of diseases are acco mpauiod by faulty digestion
and such beng the case, we must III order to cure
such disea c. cause the organs OF digestion 20 per
form their proper functions. No remedy has be
fore been discovered which has so beneficial an in
huence on these organs as Fellows Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphtes.
For Sale by all Druggists
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An Ehectunl Specific
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THE EAGLE BIRD.
characteristics of Different Species.

For the New North West by Duncan Mcdonald.
The great America game eagle that preys
on but game and fowl il about six feet from
tip to mp The feathers are dark gray. The
tail il almost white, the tips being black.
Warriors esteem its feathers a. the most val
liable. The ivory elk tusks are esteemed
most valuable by the Indian women.
The American, or National, eagle is a mis-
cradle wretch that depends entirely upon the
fish eagle to catch the fish it lives
upon, and good for nothing else. The egg is
about the size Of that of the game eagle. The
fish eagle il a harmless bird, about the size of
a cock, but has long wings.
We mountaIneers do not approve Of dis
claiming the game eagle and placing the lazy
white-headed eagle on American coin. The
game eagle is proud bird, and clean one
too. The other is frst-class loafer that
'bums'' its prey from the fish eagle. This
National eagle perehes on trees in secluded
places hiding from the fish eagle. 1t does
not interfere when the fish eagle shows moth
ing i'm It's claws, but ~ soon AZ the latter
dives in the rivers or lakes and secures a fish
the National Bird energies and darts after it,
When the fish eagle sees the hummer bird
pursuing it squeals and screeches and begins
spiral fight up ward, ascending higher with
each round, while the hummer bird follows
below. A. soon as the latter overtakes the
former il of course secures the fish. Some.
times before the fish eagle Is reached 1t drops
its prey in flight and the National eagle
catches it long before it reaches the ground
Then the fish eagle fees away to secure an
other meal We have sometimes noticed a
pursuit of this kind where the Fish eagle and
its pursu-r went wheeling away on the up
ward spiral until both were lost to view in
the great dome overhead.
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BLACKFOOT.
This Once Famous Mining Camp Again
Beginning to Boom.

From Mr.. John r. Quigley we learn that
placer mining in the vicinity of Blackfoot liz
receiving fresh impetus. Three-mile gulch,
SO called because three miles from Blackfoot,
has been opened NJ by twenty-two-inch
fiume Mt the lower end, and good prospects
of coarse gold have been found, which prom
ise handsome returns in the spring. A. the
gulch il six miles long with width of from
800 to 500 feet, II will furnish many years of
prosperous mining before it is exhausted.
Illinois gulch, near Biackfoot, has also
been opened by twenfy-inch fiume 900
feet in length. The upper portion Of this
gulch was worked years ago and proved to
be exceedingly rich. The lower portion,
now opened, Is believed TO he equally a. rich.
Eureka, Snowshoe and other gnlches in
that vicinity are al>o attracting the attention
of miners, and will be worked extensively
next season.
Altogether the outlook for Blackfoot Is
exceedingly promising, and IL IL safe to pre-
dict the return in . large measure of the
good old times when its immense yield OF
placer gold made Ii one Of the liveliest and
most notable mining camps in Montana =
Independent.
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A party Of engineers Of the G. r survey
was lost on Bow river more than three
months ago. The party was proviNioned for
only five weeks and their absence occasioned
some alarm about Macleod. Bob Steele was
ont hunting for them without success. The
other day an Indian reported 1t Macleod
thar the missing surveyors had been found on
Red Deer river; that their horses had nearly
all died. their provisions had given out long
aco and the party WIS In BAD fix generally.
Eph woolsey, Or Benton, was Ia the party.
Record.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Alice stock was quoted at $500 in New
York January 9th.
Meagher county taxes amount to sixteen
mills on the dollar.
Virginia City boasts of pansies in full bloom
on New Years day.
The Goldsmith No. mine at Butte has
been sold for 100000.
There is talk of waltzing match at Helena
for 500 and the championship Of the Terri
tory.
Banks Horn was burglarzed at Butte last
week of s4s in cash and some valuable Jew
elry.
w. B. Altimer, of Glendive, was severely
injured last week by his team running away
with him.
An addition has been built to the Missoula
schoolhouse, and teacher has already taken
possession,
Montana property assesses at nearly S20,-
100000. This is an increase of about Sc, co.,
600 for 1884,
At Fort Missoula during December the
mean temperature was twenty-five degrees
above zero.
Nellie Boyd, the old Montana favorite, has
been doing San Bernardino and Southern
California lately.
A map of the Barker mining district has
been prepared by Prof. Morton, of Benton.
1t win be sent to Chicago and be litho-
graphed.
j. J Hooper is freighting 1000 900 pounds
of grain and -four from Gallatin valley to the
Yellowstone for the Northern Pacific con-
tractors.
John Mcleod, proprietor ofthe City Hote
at Jefferson, has leased Payne's Hotel, In
Helena, and will take possession In couple
of months.
The Mountain Crows and Big Bears band
of Crees had fight near Carroll couple of
weeks ago in which several OF the Indians
were killed.
While chopping wood in the Park few
days ago Joseph Reese's axe glanced, and
striking him in the knee made deep and
painful cash.
The troubles with the Indians on the Flat
Of the Northern Pacific from surveying the
line, have been satisfactorily settled.
The Missoulian kicks . little because the
Territorial press have been giving away the
cold weather of the Bitter Root country.
Don't worry, neighhor; we've MI had II now.
After much wrangling and lawing the
Miles City newspaper sqnabble hiss been set
type, presses, etc, and forcibly ejecsing Nc
Elrath.
Wymsn Tate struck Charley Krug overthe
head with heavy cane 1t Bozrman last
week, inficting severe wound. He il I'M
der bonds 70 appear 1t the next term Of court
and answer for the deed.
The Herald Of LIST Saturday said that : 70
port ~ current In Helena that ex-6urveysr
General smith had autographed 70 ) friend
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Eciipses for 1882.

In the year 1882 there will be- two eclipres
of the sun. no eclipse VI the moon, aud
transit OF vrnur over thu disc OF the sun
'First-A total eclipse Of the sun May Tin,
not visible In America, the line OF tofaiity
passing across Africa and Asia, and visible
a. partial eclipse In Europe.
e second-An annular eclipse OF the sun NO
vember 10th. not visible In America the
principal phases being confined TO the south
ern portion of the Pacific Ocean.
Third--A transit OF the planet Venus over
the disc OF the sun December 9th, visible
throughout the United States There viii be
-four contacts Of the circular discs, or limbs,
of the sun and planet, namely, . first rxt"r-
nal contact Of the limbs. and then after an
Interval Of about twsnty-ona minutes, he
second contact, or iirst internal contact Will
take place. After m interval Of About az
hours the third contact. or second infrrnai
contact, win take place. and about twenty
one minutes after the third contact, the
fourth contact, or second external contact,
will complete the transit.
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Deer Lodge County Teachers Institute.

The teachers OF Deer Lodge county will
hold their annual Institute nj Deer Lodge on
Monday and Tuesday, January 10Th AMI 3lst'
I'm the courthouse.
Interesting papers and profitable discus
sions on topic, connect-a with school work
may b. expected Prof. X, II. Howey. Ter
ritsrial Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, Will deliver IN address on Tuesday
evening. Pref w. Egbert Smith, Prof r.
b Ha. SELL County Superintendent OF Silver
Bow county, and q. X. Hardenbrsok, Of
Butte. have been invited to attend and are
expected 10 take part. A select choir will
enliven the evening exercises with music.
and Ii l. hoped that oil the exercises will be
attended b, our citizens . far a. possible.
THos. w. CATLIE,
ssatd &c. supt. Schools.
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A dancing club was organized at the Ms
souiian office on Wednesday night, with
thirty-two charter members. +. l.. Worden
was elected president, and c. P. Griswold
secretary and treasurer. Parties will be held
every other Friday night at the court house.
For some reason or other, the responsible
duty of naming the club was left TO the Mis-
soufian force. Heretofore every club formed
has borne scores of names. We have had the
Bloody Scrubs and Scrubby Bloods, the Gum
Boots and the Feather Legs. the Gilt Edgers
and the Holy Terrors, the Hickories, the Old
Timers, the Tenderfeet. the Swellheads, the
Free Frolickers. We have had several pro-
posed names handed in to W, among which
We might mention Worden's Pets, the Catch
alIs, the Lynch-pins. the Counter Jumpers,
the Stone-block Stnmblers, the Nimble Gal
ley Slaves, the Mcleod Toe-tippers, and
North Paciics. In view of such diversity of
opinion we suggest that II be ''Naneless. -
Missoulida.
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that President Arthur had offered him the
position of Governor of Montana
.'Brassy" il thu name of q new Postoffice
Beaver creek, i'm the Judith valley, on the
road leading to Fort Maginnis. Ed. Brassey
has the appointment n Postmaster.
WI. Norwood has lately discovered a
six-foot ledge of soapstane near Granite
gulch, Madison county. The mineral IL in
large blocks, and is said to be superior to fire
brick in standing the heat Of furnaces, etc.
AT party in Miles City few nights since
the ancient game of forfrits was played.
When the pledges to be- redeemed had been
gathered, the hat was found TO contain six
revolvers, two bowie knives and slung
shot
'Jinks," the doorkeeper of the Theatre
Comique, Butte, has challenged any man in
Butte, and especially the champion, VIM.
Pasco, to a wrestling match, catch a. catch
can, for $3.50. The CHI llenge has been ac-
cepted.
The next addition to the Territorial press
will be the Coulson Post A. X. Yerkes, of
"hes tity' an at,aShe VI the oo"F"W, VIII
father it. 1t will be weekly, and its ap-
pearance il announced to take place at an
early day.
The Miner says the Butte merchants will
have the grandest opportunity to advertise
their business by the carnival procession on
February 22i. Which the same is not flat
tering to the advertising qualities of the
Butte newspapers.
The Cinnamon who tried to extort $500
license from Walkervile Celestial who
wanted to open laundry, having been .x-
amined before Justice O'Meara, at Butte
were discharged. They were Immediately
re-arrested on new warrant