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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
3BE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY Limited
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. n. NEW YORK
Servta Ned. ep 26. PavonIa.... We'd. Oct q.
Scytha... Wed. Oct. 3. Seryla We'd. Oct 81
Ga ia: Wed. Oct. 10. Scythia 80. Wed. Nov z.
Bothnla. We'd. Oct. IT. Gal Ia . We'd. Nov Il,
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHILLs AND
FEVER-Contains no Quinine. Arsenic any metallic
ompounds- at DR. ugg1sts. 90 cents. jyl9-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22


he Is about TO open a hot water fountain In his
store. You would be astOnished," he said the
other day TO reporter Ito know the number
Oh people who drink hot water during the fall
aud winter season. They are mostly inyalids
aud used to drink yichy and seltzer but now
hot water seems to be the popular drink. /
think a hot water fountain in this town would
prove an excellent investment The hot water
these people could get at home is seldom of the
proper temperature. and what is worse is
usually impure l intend to clarity the water
and make it absolutely pure. Tie proper tenn
pcraturc to drink it at is about l4O degrees
Ge~ndntoacn Telegraph.
ALEAII FOR 1NyALIDs.-MIlk buildings and
stewcd fruit are excellent for the dyspeptic, the
bilious and the equity, as my experience tells
he; and for one of those who suffers from TAX
Ing sugar nineteen would be all the better for
steve. iruit. But for those who dislike sweets
and for those who suffer from acidity, it is well
to prepare the stewej fruit with alkalies. COM
pletely and solely or partially, as the case NAV
De- This may sound very heterodox to some
readers, pnt just let the inereduious test the
matter Tor themselves. For the dyspeptic
the equity, the bilious, and the giycesuric in
cvhiUai (as we'll as the truly rheumatic. a
Small Glass;, fruit stewed with an alkali in the
proportion of as much bicarbonate OF
sod:: as will lie upon a shilling To tho
pound Of fruit when put in the oven, will be
found TO he palatabie and permissible. 1t saves
the gastric scidity from the aeetous fermenta-
tion Of the sugar in the dyspcptic or with the
gycosnrie relieves him from the excess of cane
sugar, which d.sagrees with him. Where there
Is distinct govt not only Is fruit stewed with an
S.ka!t good and unObyectionable but If 1t be
prepared with the bicarbonate of potash it Is
Converted into therapeutic agent of no mean
vaice; while the resultant product is quite
sns enough for a palate which has outlived
the sweet tooth" period. The whole matter is
si;i:iie one, Yet it seems to contain much
PROMISE Tor hlsny persoas.-Eayiish Doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-22

tiOn WIN CARBON. IL Is considered that the puri-
lying effect Is produced by its power Of attract
Ing oxygen to its surface without the latter
being acted on, the oxygen thus attracted being
changed to ozone, by which the organic matter
In the water is consumed
There caH>be no doubt of the value of this
nitering material, which is much used In Eu-
rope. ana In some cases on a large scale to
purify the waters Of Cities
its manufacture is very simple. as it is OBJ
tanned Dy roasting hematte iron ore with gram
uiated charcoal for twelve to sixteen hours at a
duii red heat. and used In q granular form.
Another form for making this material ia to
heat the hematite (red oxide Of iron) with saw
aust IN close vessel. The product ia mag
netic, and never loses its activity until the
pores are chOked uD. / have endeayored to
make the magnetic carbide by the second
formula, but the result was not satisfactory on
account OF the hematite having only q small
percentage Of iron, giving a material similar
to broken brick, whereas II pure hematita il
used, the result should be a brilliant black sub
stance.
The water company Of Southport, England.
formed their altering beds of this material. and
understand that after years of use it is still
giving satisfaction.
frol. Z. +. Chandler, on one occasion. OBJ
served that 'pure water is hardly second to
pure air asa lfe-giving and life-protecting agent
ana Is the most potent servant the sanitary au.
thOrities can call to their aid"
trust the homemade filter here described
may soon be found In every home, for q water
supply loaded with mass OF filth and poisonous
communications should be rejected without hest.
filter. Jnuy M1:urISS oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
Dusiness Chances.

A LAWYER, age 81 in practice five years,
4 well trained conveyaneng and real estate business
cOnversant admiralty and general gaed practice who
Notary desires connection as junior partner
managing law office Highest rcerences Address
NJ i. T., Tribune Office.
EVANTED.-A party with cash capital OF
w 100000 10 buy out established and successful
business long standings selling 20 close up an
person desiring 10 enter into prom
table business Will find this extraordinary opportunity
paying right the None hut principals having the
means need apply Address MANUFACTURER p. o. box
Isl. New YORK Post Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
OFncE on NATIONAL CENETEmEs

UIIICE OF NAIIUNAL CEMEIEHlEs
NAsHINGT0N, d. G.. Dec. II, 1888. !
ShALED PROPOSALS in triplCate with copy OF this
advertisement attached 10 EACH will be received at ibis
~ O'Clock noon, Tuesday, January 10 1884, for furnish
~ StO Headst0nes more OF less O American white
i unmarked OF Union Soldiers under the pro-
tnary 3, 1873. y 49,
peel cations for the work. blank Of proposals all
ne.sy information the subject viii be furnished dp
70 TINS Office Proposals required 10 be submitted
10 oia supplied for the purpose The right Is reserved
~, 49, any OF al bids Bids should be Endorsed Proposals
M nishng heacsiOne and addressed 10 the undeFsgn
~. y BAICHELDEl Deputy q. n Gen, U. ). Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
llronosals.

NOIlCE.-The following mentioned proposals
VII be received by the Department Of Docks No III
una ll5 Duanest, until Friday II, lSS at II
oeoch ST. Proposal building wooden pier with
temporary thereto al the FOTtyOurth
e. RI "a Proposals for building crib buIkhead with
Puibnces, rOm Soyeniy-nlnth 10 Eghtehs n H. aud Tor
sflg existing pier Al foot Of Seventy ninhst For
~ information see the City Record copies for sale at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
Savings Banks.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY
- or NEW YORK, % BoweTy corner Canal street -
FUEIN-SENENTH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF IN
ENESllr Trustees have ordered that interest at the rate
Of FOUR PER CENT per De- paid depOstOrs and
after JANUARY l., all OF Sand up 10 $1,000
which bavo remained deposit for the three or six months
ending December 81, 1888.
Bank open every day frJm 10 a m % 3 p.
EDWARD :. QUINTARD, President
HENIT UA-ITH. Secretary.
CHARLES ". HELD, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
ANU TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EsTABLisHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND On
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PIILADEL~
PHIA 2 IN NEW-YOkK-
JEpres Trans leaye New.Yor VIA Desbrosses and cora

DOUBLE TRACk. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND TUE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Gouartnershlp Notices.

COPARTNFRSHIP DISSOLUTION The
- firm Of TREDWELL, JAHMAN It SLOTE, heretofore
carrying 273 30 and 2I BrOadWny cor
CliambcTs-4t., has Oern THIS day dissolved
The business said finn will be Outnued by Messrs
TREDWE ELL SLOTE, who have purchased al us pro
perty and accounts and by whom all amounts Que VIII DC
paid.
Dated December -, 1888. -
ZADOk II. JARMAN,
ALONZO SLOTE.
Tho undersigned have formed copartnership and viii con
time thf custom and Tcadym clothing and furnishing
business at the Old stand Nos 90 20 and ~ Broad
thamDeTsst, under the nTn name OF IhtO-
ALANSOS TREDWFLL,
ALONZO SLOTE,
ALANSON TREDWELL, JR
New-York, December %, ls-3.
NEw.YOBK. Dec. %. 1888.
GRANT b. SCHLEY has this day retired
N fTtm the firm Of H. D. COOKE a Co, VI Baltimore,
Md and Washington. ID ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

Jxpres Trains NewYor VIA Desbrosses and Corandt
co 20. s. $50 q and 10 Limited Il IL L 3:2
$40 l. 5. q. T. and D and y night sundays I1l
60 Limited and 10 4. g. T. sand and j llRht
Trains eaving NewYark daily. except sunday i:-U sou
and lllOa MI "a and7 pm, connecting al Irentonior
Camden.
Returning Broadst station Philadelphia, 120l
SlJ SO O.. 4:3J Except Monday $50 1850, SEQ, 75'
II and lll5 n. Limited Express 80 and 52O p M
J. 3i. o. 4. 600, 40 rs and on sunday lzol'
SlJ. 800 4 335. $50 900 Limited $50 80
z 5crds rnLeaye Philadelphia via Camden $50 10 daiy
TIckri of1ces 43j, $40 944 Broadway Aston House.
and COrtaudt streets Court and
BROOKLYN station. loot Fulton st. BrDOkyD Euschs
HObOken Station, Jersey CITY EMigrant Ticket
Cfice 20. Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company viii call iOf anu CLecA
Daggare from hotels and residences ~
CHARLES L; PUGH j. WOOD; -.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Nov. IL. 1888
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL tl33O r, c.,o..
Trains leave New York via DesbrOsses and Corandt street
Ferries follows .., r,.,,-..,
Harrisburg Psburg the West and South with PnlI I
Palace Cars attached, and m dairy ulA
and Chicago Limited. Of Paror, Dining, snoAlhH III" 'I
ing Cars at 8 a day ~. .t
NiliamspOUt, Lock Haven a
m, connecting at Cory for ItusyiIe Feuoio'ui ON0
and the OIL Regions . .,,...s ,,-..b,,,,,,,
Express of Pullman PaTlOT Cars daily except sunday va
N: arrive Washington 40 Regular wa b AMI X u
atf:2u and $50 a m $40 and 9 and II nRh MA -;
and o. II. r. and and II night SUNDAY VIA % aui
RH. il , D L night VIA g. anu w. i'4~ :
and u night.
For Atlantic Cltv except sunday. . n
Tor Cape Nav except sunday lilo m s... Is..,ou,
Long branch Bay Head Junction and nteneaale sIaVn
via Railway AmbOy. a m, J. noon, $40, N Oh
Sunday, a docs not stop AZ ASOnIy Ei.1 t,s
81 "BrOOklyn Annex connect VIII az l ouil
At Jersey CITY, afordng speedy and dIeet u1hsiu "
Trans arTveHFrom Pttsburg GlO and l:2Q m Sn ana
1000 II mn daily and 7 daily except MONDAY, iIoh
Wasiiugo on and Baltimore 6.5O 900 m3i 30 o;o
o. 10: and lO35 n. SUNDAY G3 Goo M loOo ana
1OS5 m From Baltimore, l:2O . on sundays " We II
prom Philadelphia $50 G:lO ESQ $50, T. except Money
500 $50 lO4O. 1lS0 LEO. 2. 3 500 1''U ~
2 $50 $50 92n. 1908. 1929 and 1883 N; SuInlSaF
$50. 1850 M O;-u, o'-'' 4O'0'
l0.lO 1895
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Rooms an0 flats 90 Get.

Rooms an0 flats 90 Get.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let without board,
~ to gcutlnmen only, large furnished ROOM @lo West
3Dth.st
FOURTH STORY ROOM, sunny front, for
i gentlemen. without board. o. West S1thst
HOTTEST, 80 EAST.-Smny rooms newly
! - furnished Reference
40 WEST 9th ST, in the SONC1, very
tsD desirable apartments, cabinet finished u'acOou
steam.heaed. aceJANIION
- EAST GOTH ST Desirable extension
I'll ruom furnished 20 gentlemen, without boanl Heller
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5iluatlons tUantc0--femaics.


MISS /. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
"A nestle male ami female EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
DS West 2-L-t-~eDants disappointing families vii be ex
clud,d nom TINS Office.
EHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
y very capable ~wsh girl FOR city OF country not afraid
yur salads, wines; very neat and careful
OF silver glassware pDJtn kind; sober and honest
Call 10 2-6 btl-Iye, near l5th-at upstairs
HANBERNAID.-Bv two young
girls one as English cook the other ChImueruad and
trcss would 90 together; city references. JU4 East
itth-st
COOKING, WASHING AND IRONING
y Eya young coorgd woman IN family where the wash
ing 4 small or would take charge at ladies' or gcntwues
mans Good city reference Address g.. box 90, Tribune Up
town OfIcg. LIS broadway.
EOTSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
1 ry Is scotch girl: understands her business well; is
also II-tcas- lIundrcss viii sSst With any work In
iv references city or country Gail at ~ utNe,
near l7tl st., upstairs
NEASHlNG.-By respectable woman, To do
w tho washing ard ironing for ladies and gentlemen
would do families: understands Outing and putting; chdrcns
cuih, done In utatest manner hannts washed the
"A. new; best references required Gail on Mrs McCOR-
MACK, 4ul East oJth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

r. 4; K D'oYLY CARTE HAS THE HONOR TO AN.
49,, ~ The SECOND APPEARANCE IN THIS CITY
VIE HE ,DbbsTINGUIsHED POET, CRITIC AND ES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29


WAY Co. CITY,
DEAE carefully considered the pat nts
transferred 70 company by the Cable n"hy 60 g Ian
Francisco eNainuatlnn ultt OF rms
fiDr state tho relating hcrutO In OPINION those
patents and valid. AID Ind nothing IN The prior art
10 ina limit the OF the several
Cai1ns patents. aie invented The first tcal
Of propeiug by endless trIv
cling cable aud constructed ana put m operation the nr
railway this foreign country, AMI ~ our opiu
Ou The patents broadly ever the system 81 pi"pcnR cars by
travelling cable. ana that Hyicm has yet ben
devised the claims 81 the scEe fal arut-
are confirmed 0pln0n by Tie fact thai rc Circuit
Court Uuiitd states District u California, Judge saw
yer presiding has heretofore sustained The patents IN very
thoroughly contested giving TIE claims the very bads
construction and state, win confidence, that the
other Federal uHhealtaugy follow opinion
the court in taaf ca 50. Yours truly
GIORGE HARDING,
join T. ELNSETE
The promoters 81 the syndicate carrying objects
Of the Col In addition . Tie Trustees include TIC IO
lowing parties:
&. O. BALDWIN, tHAItLE- ". FIX -
y y. STEAM co. Hon Va DOIi- lIE4M LR,
WILLIAM r.. TRAVEHS JOHN J. OBRlEN,
j.. l.. DPPENHEIM, MARTIN b. BROWN,
EDWARD AMMAN, WI. SlNS
a. a. MOSS JOHN l.. MACAULAY,
JOSEPH + BOYD HIN WN. j. -EWELL,
Or j. a. SHERMAN, ". l. MNLtOM,
Hon HOMER A. NELSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

TOR BOSTON, via New York and New-Eng-
llpd RR Leave New.YOrk Grand Central Station' NJ
il a. 1I:S5 n. week davs via Harttord Leav.
New York Manhattan RH from SCUM Ferry = a
M 5Sdst eco a M. High Bridge 929 a m. Leave Pier
90 r. a. loot Desbrusses-st SorWich Line p Pullman
sIpe gears ON night nd.
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Amuselne.u5.

A THE MATTHEW ARNOLD LECTURES. 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
CHARLES T. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General MANAGER General PassF AGENT
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
Il NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD

Arrangements Of trans from Chambers trect Depot
8 m-Day except Suntays Day Express, dra"ing-roon
coaches 10 Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago
CpmC Gly Louis Limited" EXprcss.NO exra charge
7:25 Niagara Falls Salamanca 200 H. 'leve,
land 40 Cincinnati $40 M - Louis $40 m seCohd
m 1Daiiyj-Paffc Express for the West solid Train Of
Pullman bay Sleeping Coaches % Binghamton, lIu
Rutall, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago uOcl ana
o Buffet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago
S.l5 pm-EHigIanl train for the West
rutherford and Pashaic 720 800 $3.50 1870 y noon
1&5 1000 44O $40 $50 Gu $50 $50 1920 II midnight
Paterson 72O $50 $3.50 1920 q II I.8 O4.iO
5lO $500 10 ESQ 1880 S5 1890 and y midn ght sun
NewaIG Paterson Newark G:l5 $40 1850 $40
AGO 50 G:3) 730 lupm and midnight Saturday nights
safern 40 I020a li5 80 $50 Clio 81 m and L
midnight Sundays $50 1920 IA lao C3O , II and II
Warwick 5Oam43Opm
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 $50 Gpm sunday
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery am 4:3o pm.
GoshSn 1903 1920 m $3.50 $50 $50 sl5 pm. sun.
6Ay ESQ 1920 IN $50 pm
MddetOwn $50 1920 N $3.50 4:3O 8:lJ m. Sunday
G $50 1920 $50 IN. The trains and 4:30 m
connect with Midland Railroad at Main-st The 8 m
Port Seryis 800 1920 IN 43O 8 sI5 m. sun
Boat leave 2Sd quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from from i R N T. to i245 m every noaT anu
Tickets for passage and apartments IN Drawing Room ana
sleeping coaches can be 0Dtahe9 anu oueIs DI Ine
Nos 2Cl, 4Ol 9j7 broadway 1877 Westst, y. Y, No
Courtst, Brooklyn, OF al TIE Company's Depots 80
Express Om the West arrive in NewYOrk at 7:lO
JOHN y ABBofT, GenT Pass'r Agent, NewYork
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF JERSEY.
Nyaok $50 10 a m / 3:20 4 $50 $50 $50 $50 .
~ midnight Sundays Q am and 7:lJ pm.
Nanuet spnng Valley and Monsey 7lO 10 IN 4:5Opm
JOHN " ABBOTT. Gen'l Passr Agent New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

FIFTN-SIXTH DIVIDEND
The Directors have this day declared scmi-annual
dividend OF FIVE PER CENT, payable after Jauu.
ary p Issi The transfer books will remain closed iii that
date. ii. T.. DOREMUS, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

TIN MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMANr J
TIE iauMEEs OFF1CK GRAND CENTRAL DMOf,f
W-YUHK Dee. 20, 1888
INHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
pany day declared dividend NJ THREE PER
CENT upon capital stock payable FRIDAY the INST day
February tlIs once
The Transfer Books will be CLOSED a; D. Monday
the inst viii ruOpcned the morning Of Tues
u~S' 'H' ''N W " A''' HiMRY PRATT. Treasures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
i SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
TEEAsUHErs OFFICE. GHASD CKSTHAL DErOI,
NWY-N DIRK, Dec. - 1853
The Board Of Directors % Company have declared
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND uf TWO PER CENT upon IT.
capital STOCK payable Friday the FIRST DAY u FEB
HtARG NEXT al this Office.
Tile TRANSFER BOOKS VIII De closed at o'clock D IN,
Monday the 3lst inst aud viii be- rcupcned the morn
ing Of tuesday, this jth day Of February next
y. ID. WORCESTER Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

TIVE LAKE -UOHE RAILROAD tONpNyY,)
TGGAsuEEu's OFFICE GH.Asp CENTRAL DEror.
Nry-NoRK. Dc. 2t, 1857
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
uEur have mis- day declared Quarterly dividend OF two
turOu rs capital Stock payable ON FRIDAY the inst
GIy o. February next, 40 tNls Office
Tho Treasurer Books VIII hr c.oad 90 0Clnck on
Monday. rlr 3 81 inst and will Dee r,"pcAcd ON TIE morning
~ Tuesday the Jt. day 10 igllIIrF next.
u M.NL n. Trraanrrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

New York. Dec %. l-03.
Of the stockholders OF this
3. viii De- held no the Banking
.sday, January 5, 1884. Polls
:. q. NELSON.
Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-29

NkW-NOgK. Dec. 10 1898.
I'HE CONTENTION CONSOLIDATED MIN
4 ING COMPANY has this dag declared an extra dividend
OF twenty i've Cents Per share payable December instant
NJ The Office O The Farmers Loan and Trust Company 20 and
% Wiaust all stock registered la New 0Tk Transfer
books close this December 10, 1855.
W. HART SMITH, Vice President.
OFFICE or THE POW ROYAL a AUGUSTA RAILWAY CONF
PANY, 10 BROADWAY, NEW-YOHK DECEMBER 1858.
'I'HE Coupons of the Port Royal y Augusta
Railway COmpany's LIT Mortgage sinking Fund Bonds,
due January -si viii Dee paid gud after January 1885,
at the Office OF the Company. EDWARD MCINTYRE
lrs.4 4tVar
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13

With the advent of Marquis de
More's slaughtering houses at Billings,
the Post remarks that ''all that is now
needed to make a great city is a grist
mill, a wooden mill, a good road TO the
Alusselshell and another to Clarks
Forks" Well, now, if that is all we
will extract a few extra thousand from
our hills and help our Yellowstone
neighbor out.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13
p-Aaa6aaPasss Puas


"shtrrcl yokes win be an the rssgc this scasou.
Parties owning bull teams win tc9r this in mind.
There is a dog ia Kentucky tLa; crows like a
rooster. Another victory Cor the anti monopoly
party.
There is a family in Butte named Limbcrger.
smelt-er.
a hot shovel held over furniture removes vhiie
spots. The same treatment will greatly f~aciiitgte
the exodus Of a tramp.
Raw oysters are recommended as O marvellous
cure for a cold. Cold is also a marvellous cure for
raw oysters. stand OIL.
4 whaling company has been started in san Fran
cisco. one started out froPi Boston recently with
Sullivan as captain.
Small boy-"Pa, did you know ma before you
married her? Pa" 1 didn't. ! didn't know her
until long after I had married hor."-Ex.
When q dude shows Up ia Milwaukee they claim
to suspect him Of beng a woman IN disguise. In
a mining camp we never trust to surface indi-
cations"
AN eastern professor has not given mp the idc'
Of perpetual motion" Mo-; nor De never would IL
he could see a Maiden belle drop her molar5 op
chewing gum.
lIcll-to-pay is the name Of a station ON The North
cn Pacific road. It looks as though &, would be
hell-to-pay everywhere before spring. Got q dollar
bout your clothes?
It looks a little IT,, personal for Mr.. Vending 10
60 right into the city Of st. Louis and lecture upon
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13

Hon. John G. Carlisle, Of Kentucky,
recently elected speaker of the house
Of Representatives, began his career in
life as a school teacher. lie is a self
made man in every sense of the
word. His election is a victory for
the free trade wing Of the Democratic
party. The vote stood, Carlisle, 100 F.;
Randall, So; Cox, p.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13

The report Of Attorney General
Brewster, in reference to territorial
Judges, appearing in another column,
will be of interest to appellants. The
idea Of a judge reviewing his own de-
cisions, ever with his associates, looks
a little ridiculous. He thinks public
interests requires the appointment Of a
fourth judge in each Of the territories.
if the Judge sitting below is not to sit
in review.
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13

The closing down Of the Collar
mill for the winter seems to have cast
a gloom over the camp for the pres
ent."-River Press.
A little gloomy, but not from the
fact that the mill closed down. The
camp is enjoying a substantial growth,
new buildings are being constructed,
the majority Of miners are busy de-
veloping their claims, but ready cash is
a little tight. We have the ore and
it's only a question of a short time
till we have the best camp in the
territory
The Mineral argus., 1883-12-13

The Butte Inter Mountain is making
extensive preparations for the issuing
Of a special holiday edition. 1t will
contain full descriptions Of all the
mining camps in the territory as well
as a general outline Of the territory At
large. 1t is a worthy enterprise and
should receive generous support