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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
Arctic L.ooturo-lllinois aeuaeor

Arctic I0Otur0-1llin0S0 8000toe.
CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-Lieut. Danen-
hover lectured here last night hut
there were no new points.
Commissioner Kaum c0nes up
fresh and spsiling from his undoubt-
ed defeat for Senator In Springfield.
He snys he fought his 0wn battles
and b. perfectly satislled with the ~
suit. The n,net prominent politicians
think CullOn's election pretty cer-
tain despite some detection and NUT
ierings.
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FRASER 3 CHALMERS.

FRASER b CHALMERS,
Mill and Mining Machinery
6: :: =: al.
QUARTZ MILLS,
I:: e: =: W.: z y: p s:;: T.: @:: '
SMELLING FURNACES,
w.,er Jackt': either oa sae either
s s; "":'
FIw 0n CencenbatM o. vann Mills
-; % :: ss:' S's :ss
e. =;
LEACTIING MILLS.
Improved CO,liSs n9.d Plain Sli<le Vulre.
Meve''s Cutoff Engines.
::: $s$'9: @ = H., e.: $ ;: :ss :F*'
HOSTING ENGINES. .
81: = :: : ~; $ :;::: il:
E8aby hoists for Prospecting II. r. to 8 H.P.
wac eopE SAFETY CAGES AnD Anv size AND foem Of CARS
wisels. .ndA .-B in
Orer that with
the largest and successful mills in the West mention few
out "f .ue hundred and fifty
SIl<V Err MILLS.
STAMPS NJ. OStnmre
on NJ. Black Hills being
Tabor NJ Co. leavie ~ Stamps General Custer Mill Idaho
And many others.
GOLD MILLS.
Stamps Stamps
-" HOmcstake Highland I" -" Ean,erald& n. CO.
~ Standby NJ. Co. r. H
CONCEN.TRAT WORKS.
Domingo Works
III Allied Mines (;HlN
I'12 ASEI1 ~ &CIIALNIICt2A.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
Or jA1fES EENSHAW Butte.
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II . never failing
cure for Nervous De.
hility. Exhausted
Vitality. Seminal
Weakness HperssSa.
tOrrhreO .LOSf MAN.
HOOD. llnpOlesscy.
Paralysis, J'is,sts-
INrThalsN. AMI a!l
IN. terrible effects Of
~,lf \ bu>e. youth
Iul tiSlltpS and ex-
ccsscx III lllGtuler
>.AA& esN~,nN A~
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TERNS-BY NAlL:


Csu,lx.lta's father lsas de.'itlesl ul"'
lis burial at Nice.
l,ri.s ~ was rs'-e'scted PRESIDENT
III. cl.an.'s.r 4, ,Deputiss.
Forty Z" the Methods. cllYrc'a'
of l,alti more I, &c: 1'wo have
John B. NJ: y Den,n.rat, was
.,.,.:ci, May" hfIaDo, To succeed
In a Hattie hem the Boers snd
lie, .* %,r.,, .,,;r:. '''"*' were defeated
Tween. Ven women working In
,*'.s'" '...' \: *e.. .;,..,. : I'D sight recent
Al, riot occurred In Aspin-
wall December Ssrd between some
Jam9 b. and the ;oIice.
J.. rade died last Tuesday ut
Mas, Michigan, after lGs days.
;s1nse.l by an liberated stomach
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C>n,l~lta's father he's desidesl ulH'''
lis burial at Nice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

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putting W ,r, ~, a;,.n IN. e.
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. n .r;sd .n,. !. The children, H.
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w, -;oh, have shouch, " ~,
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'ns.n.. a.-..sn ,hc ,;,,ie o,e.. NJ, \,
49, matter srh.r. III l..,;.,
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ny 1871 s.s 49,, ~h.n ! ha..a 4,
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Monsn ah:,s.na ~ ,sh;n ,hsm a..,, \,
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M ~ shs,a, .na c.,sea.,..,,s
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On MI III IL ~, 1870. ~,s,.d !, INK.
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DOrscys threats 10 expose m kcpub-
lican campaign and Republican cam
paiun methods 0f 1850 are very distinct,
II not very definite. His connection
with the Star Route frauds proves that
Re u Is desperate ~ he j. INSCRIPTIONS.
His temper during the trial was ugly:
and re betrayed q vindictivc ~ well
a. rufianly disposition IN knocking
down and kicking the PROSTATE body
of q weak old man who had produced
Testimony adverse 20 him. a man Co
pablc II thus prcjudicing his case IN
lie ewes of all intelligent and decent
people. and : man capable n rcsorsine
70 legal tactics and devices necessary g
clear : guilty man. but not 20 acquit -
innocent one. i not . man % hesitate
IN he revenge, nor 70 BE- nico about hi
methods. II. a. he says. be has docu'
mcnts IN hand duplicating some q m
most distinguished members "a ~
Republican party. II win be . very deli
cafc and difficult piece of bnsincss 4
RESTRAIN him from making use a them
Had hc been convicted. lie might have
bought ) pardon BY promise a silence
hut having been acquitted, he has y
fayors 10 ask and probably y in u
conciliatory mood. An intimate &C
ou~aintanco IL Dorscy's says be has ~
crnl letters from Logan which wil
make interesting reading on the ~
N the National Convention. and hi
feeling toward Logan y already show
" that savage outburst against = ccrtai
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The toy pistol j. 80 SAFE. many lznor-
ant persons think. bteafsc n eAfrFs
neither -hof MOI bullet.
AZ tired II once. y can tell yrn about
Il. FIRST. / twisted rnc ~ the cai-
around 4 match. and \ the match IN
fire. When The flame rcacntn 'hr
paper cap there was 4 little explosion
suddenly 4 felt a singing sensation "
my hand. and. on locking ~ " found
several tiny black spIin;cr- sticking IN
the ~kin. 1 pulled them out. BIT iei'
tic pain for Some tims aftcrwart- ihrn
I placcd 4 cap IN the hearth and struck
II with a hammer This time was
Wen scared. and kept my hands ~ iai
nwa, ~ could. When IL went ~ !
felt The same singing sensation ~ nv
LEFT hand. which was more than twuieet
away. had been struck again m =
fyinr splinter. This thing was gciunr
decidedly dangerous. and when tonh
Up the pistol - try n. carsiua's
wrapped my right hand IN ny hanaArl,.
chief. II went of beautifully. but an'
There was The mischief The hnnakrI-
chief was dotted here and there wl'n
The black srliniers from the c~ploie'
cap.
The insane desire II the small hoy Y.
carry 4 pistol j. one Of the wondcrs 7.
ne arc: and tho worse than foi's y
those who allow him 10 do . y ailns-'
Incredible. or what use i it' A 'n'
nistnl will not 20 on. II j.. as III oNne.
would scornfully express il, mo rooi'
II Il does gcoif. II ia dangerous "e'FS'
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1hc Republicans Frequently make Che
charvr against the Democratic party
that IL Il too Democratic. They are
fond a quoting the expression n = local
leader many years ago that he would
vote for Beel1chub - . regular Demo
cratic nominee.
The onl, trouble about the Democratic
party j. that It's leaders are 80 often not
Democratic enough
The masses of the Democracy arr
sound and reliable. They attach them
selves politically 10 the Democratic
party because Il represents the rights of
the people Of all classes, Of all nation
alitics. Of all colors. Because e OPP
poses oppression in every FORM r.
cause II i. in fact. the uphoiier 81 2
Republican Government. with equal
rights for all. As opposed 70 ar dig
archy. whether under the form q mon
archy. federalism, whigism Or central
fxa;ion.
The people arc Democratic enough
because they are Democrats on princi-
ple. They do not live on Office. They
s.ovet no political honors. Party sue
cess IS precious 10 them. not for the
patronage II brings. not for the spoils 4
| secures. but because the principles they
| believe in insure the liberty, happiness
| and contentment Of all the citizens Of
the Republic. whether rich or poor
We have no wish 10 do injustice to
the great leaders Of the party. Many
III them are rs pure. unselflsh and pat
riotic as they are able. But Il . truism
that the people have been fH years IN
advance Of the leaders.
Since the party has been in . mi
nority the history Of its managers has
been too often u history II compro-
misses. bargains and ideals The
Democratic masses have been too fire.
quently sold out By their leaders 70
crafty personal ambitions, revenge
personal grievances and satisfy personal
greed. Factions have sprung up with
In the party. and all factions alike have
unfortunately been ready 70 make COM
binations in 4 small way with their
political opponents at the sacrifice Of
principle. Trades and bargains have
been arranged ID the city Government,
in the Board Of Aldermen. in the Legis.
laturc and in Congress. In all these
the leaders and managers have shoNr
themselves not Democratic enough
We have seen II time and again in
this civ when Democratic factions have
entered into alliance with Republican,
for the sole purpose 81 gaining Office
from opposing Democratic factions an,
dividing them with their Republican
allies.
Ne saw II in Congress when certain
Democrats lent themselves 10 the Re
publican effort to steal the Presidency
and when the Democratic Speaker b
arbitrary rulings favored the Republic
ans ~ make the contamination Of tn
crime possible.
We Jaw ii ia the state Goyernmcf
J when Democrats stood Zip ~ strengthc
! I'M hands and whiteMash the characte
II tie Blind-Pool gambler who dragge
thc hiah Office 81 Governor through h
!. mui n order 10 ra'se himself from
bankrupt to a millionaire.
. We have seen II time and again
4 Washington when prominent DEM
Z crat-. having struck the trail Of Repn|
y E.., cr;rncS Iorc Turned from IL
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One IL the California "big ireei
has been named for Miss frnnccs u
willard since her visit % Calavcias y"
long ~ twas = sequoia fE /,
about eight hundred years q aes ~.
was christcncd by Mr.. Brandt Y ~
Noincs. Ia. He put q marble ~.
thc tree. with the temperance apes .y.
name inscribed thercon. chscog MA
nal.
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This Il what the Providence \,
regards 4 s.bad bcginn'vg inae,na '..n
II not 4 10 scc how Il could nnNe arsd
mrsh w3rse: ..Patrick Dufi,y. sesm
eighteen. who arrived . week ucoth
ireland. commenced work IN ~ V h;s
corporation thi~ forenoon, and W, Y ,hs
nerk broken III che elevator "a one
mills 4 lew hours later
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~ Commiftec IN Resolutions. announced
olaf The COMMITTEES was Nady % IMPORT
nlr. j. n. Crews. the Secretary q the COM
~iffcc. then read the platform After an
~1ire<s 10 the people 81 the United SlatsA
<hc platfom declares as follows
rLArronN-
An corpontions. Including thoec formed foe
she srsn,pes:s g &, q s,i 2<ssS ana 1 General gov:
~rnmcnf. subject % their controL and q !. tue
duty 81 the Government % r~exulafe ,r:nsre-
Mum c6srre< preventing pooling and other
like comrinatione and DISQUALIFICATION. ~
sseea towns and indiyiduslN and &c scnsos
ese .crrorafions IN their lcfal rights and The
rcorlc from extortionatc charEc<-
n secure :se ss ss,ss = S Is s ssmans sss, sS san
snaf 'sasSs'sssiss; ! "a !! my 4: .',, 'e, ,sa.
y ~ prosscs;on Of lie people demand.
"A postal seierrsph system 4 demanded by
every Interest ii he countEy. 70 p operated
~ M 4 iiSersl ana equitable conetruction
Or law states and corporations have fcrkeltco
iSsc sSs s, ss;es s; e Una a I s :ss'' So7s. y f 'ssss 4
PORTING : pepuIsfion of. over is.o0oooe q ps;s.
I Is'fis;sseess q ss' 81 's9 pso sSs q 'ss az u Saa states:
f@sse'sei That 4 isshs aety O. co.s.ss. 2
cse,.sSi ~ 1 conssrrction q the d~esisnated
roads within the time prescribed p -. fer
completion, and restore nc s.mc g ~ Rss-
sc asnns a,,b' ac' ,snSs shsIi be reserved for the
use II acrusi serrlcr<
WI view with alarm the ACQUISITION q lanas
N the tnlie; states " non rres rs ,he AVE- ~
,ss N; arexes, ne orner<hip 81 any part OF our
soil 81 any except residents
rncy 81 hanks OF issue which now enjoy me
<PsS.s n,tn nro:ni~c - nay. and We demand 4
restoration 70 the peoples royernmeut q ~
fGiI sovereixnty over ". moa-yi ootn "e'@ne
M sPss. ~ M y ..o'nsrc 81 rSii ana silver
uron cqusl terms. and demand thar the vo.-
unc Of money be carefully restricted ~ Nv:
We demand hat ths nations, n a.,te - q 4; r. ~
= ee.sS ~ - ,s,ss9b,e NJ fhc awful money o.
Ire tni<ri states. We demand the establish
men, q 4 GRADUATED lnse, ,,sse1 ,n f9s sse Az Az
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During the past nine ycars tho bodies q
an paulpr~ were shipped % medical col-
1e<es rom the Ic~ksbury A~Imshouze rcalL<v
W. SS.5-7.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-14
OUR LITTLE BOY.
a Story of InfantiIe Suffering truly
as told by his Parents.

Mr.. Editor.-We feel it our duty to
write you what the CUTICURA remedies
have done for cur lt'le boy, who has
been terribly afflicted with Salt kneum,
Scrofuls, and Erysipe!ss ever since ne
was born, and nothing we could give hln
helped him until we tried CUTICURA,
which, after using quite Z qssntity,. be.
gan to help him and gradusl cured HIM,
until he IS nov as fair as any child d Is
body was completely covered, and bus
fee ard hands sweied very badly. We
had no comfort With him: it was go much
work to take care o. hin, and be suffered
so. We b gan to trest him when he wss
Is months old. giving him OF first 10
drops Of the CUIICURA RgsoLVBNT at a
time, bslhIng IN warm water and CUTI'
CURA soar, and applying CUTICURA
carefully to the entire body. He Is now
81 yesrs old and 10 perfectly well. We
have aot written before, because We
thought it might appear sgain; but it b as
DOT. and We arg ve1y thankful.
MR AND MRS. EVERETT STEBBINs
BRLCHER OWN, lass
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Suicide Of Senator AIlison's VII

Suicide Of Senator Auison's Wife,
Dubuque, Ia, 18.-Tbe vile Of United
States Senator ". B. Allison committed
suicide by drowning herself in the Miss
issippi river some time during last night.
She left home yesterday afternoon shortly
after 1 O'Clock, informing her servant
that she wss going to one Of the neigh
boris. Instead, however, taking Der
gossamsr under her arm, she went in an
opposite direction, toward the country,
where she had been nccustomed to take
almost daily walks It was ascertsined
that she wandered around the outskirts Of
the city during the afternoon. She was
seen by several persons walking rapidly
and apparently very much excited. Not
returning by 9 o'clock from the place
where she was supposed 10 be, the alarm
was given, search instituted snd main
tanned throughout the night. This norns
ing her body was discovered by sn out
going train st 7 o'clock, ia the river,
almost q mile below the city. She had
cut up her gOssamer, placed some stones
in 1t, tied them securely about her neck,
and then walked deliberately ito the
river at thirty-fve feet from the bank,
laid down and was drowned where the
water was only two anG half feet deep.
Mrs. Allison was Of highly nervous
temperament, and during tie past two or
three years has suffered from and been
frosted for mental disease. While at Il
water cue establishment in Western
New York in 1881 under medical treat
ment, she attempted suicide in much the
same mlDner, but was rescued. She was
8 niece and adopted daughter Of the late
Senator Grimes of Iowa and has been
married for ten years. She has no chill
dren. Senator Allison had opened the
campaign OF Clarinds on Saturday and
yesterday was in Council Bluff. A dis
patch was sent to him last nlgnt IS soon
as her Disappearance became known,
but it is thought he wss net reached I'LL
this morning. The shocking event has
thrown gloom over the entire con-
munity.
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SHILOH'S VITALTZFR Is what
Fou need for Constipation, Loss Of
appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
IONS of Dyspepsia. Price 1Oc. and
T6c. per bottle. Sold by 4 G. MI
Drug Store q
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CURE m EVERY CASE.

Your CUTIcURA remedies outselI sll
other medicines L keep for skin diseases.
My customers and patients say that they
have effected p cure in every instance,
where other remedies have failed.
Il. w. BROOK WAY, NJ. D.
FRANKLIN FALLS, n. &,
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER

have used your CUTIcURA remedies
in several cases Of Eczema. Moist and
Dry letter, and cured them ell. Your
CUuCURA REsoLyENT, so fer as my
supply enables me 10 test it, has, in N 2
hands, exceeded in efficacy and efficiency
any alternative compound (blrod puri-
fef) 1 have ever made use Of in an active
practice Of 30 years. Duration.
E N. ECKER, NJ. D.
JACKSONVILLE, Pa.
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CuTIGQRA REsOaVENT.

The new blood purifier, internally,
and Ou.ieurs aad Cajcura Soap, the
great skin cures, externa ly, cleanse the
Skin sud scalp, ard purify the Blood OF
every species of Itching, Scaly, Pimply,
Scrofulous, MANTLE, Mercurisl snd
Cancerous HumoFs and Skin Tortures,
when physicians, hospitals, and all other
means fail. Sod every where. Price,
Cuticura, SOC. and 81 per box. Cud-
cura ResolYent, 81 per bottle. Cuti.
curs Soap, 25c. Cuticura Shaving Soap,
l5e.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston
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Tho Iron Workers.

Philadelphia, 10 The convection 81
the Amalgam tied Association Of Iron
and Steel Woikars resumed its delibera-
tions this morning The reports of com
miltees were not yet ready for discussion
and the convention adjourned again IN
til 2 o'clock D. m. This afternoon will
be entirely occupied by the work Ofvsri-
Gus committees,
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Dr.. STEINHART.
2O5 MAIN ST., SALT LAKE CITY

2O5 MAIN ST, SALT LAKE CITT,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
IL Europe, offers his services to The
citizens of Salt Lake and vicinity. He
has had twenty I've years ex-
perience in the special treatment o.
all Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Dis
eases, and guarantees to cure all Urinary
Disease, Sypilitic or. Murcurial Affects
tons If tie Throat, Skin or Bones
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impoteucy snt
Lost !nhood, the effects OF which s-s
3 EesE;S1 81 I1sddening and destructive &C.
both body and mind, and unless cu-eC
will terminate fatally. The presence o.
the disease causes a continual con
.sciousness of q slow and gradual de-
cay of all the power Of BODY
and mind with loss of manly
power and Vigor, defective memory.
heart affections, loss of sight, noises il
the head and ears confusion Of idess,
aversion to society, excessive pTostrstiol,
tTeD1 bling Of the hands and limbs, COZ.
sumption, nsrasmus and ultimate de-
rangement OK the mind. The will power
becomes so weak thst the person seems to
loose control Of himself, md CAMEO
look one square ia the faCa. Il ais
causes Dyspepsis and Indigestion witt
Heart and Kidney Disease. Consults-
ton is FREE and invited. Come at one
do not put it Of. All correspondence
confidential. Office hours 10 to and
to S evening sundays 10 10 /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-14

Sacramento I'D. 0, Mills pre-
sented to the State magnificent piece OF
ata!uary representing Columbus 81 the
court Of Queen Isab4Ila Il is nine feet
in height and cost S35, 900. j. will be
placed in the rotunds Of the capitol a!
MilIsl eynansn
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70 THE FRONT.

MANNING & BECK, REAL ES-
I1 tate and Loan Agents, Notaries Pub
lie. Properties for Sale, Housesto Kent,
Rents Collected, Money 70 Loan, Res,
state Business Promptly Attended To- o.
Ofico 81 Second South Street. ~.
Box 400. SUI
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H0stetter's Stomach Bitters. br
increasing vital power, and render
ing the physical functions regular
and active, keeps the system in
good working order. and protects it
against disease. For constipation.
dyspepsia and liver complaint, nerr-
BUSINESS, kidney and rheumatic an
ments, it is invaluable, and it affords
a sure defence against malarial
feyers, besides removing all traces
of such disease from the system, :
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London, 12.-One hundred warehouses
have been destroyed by fire at Salmics,
Pnn,lis
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DR NJ. ROCK NAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OCULIST
AND AURIST

OFFICE IN HILLS BUILDING,
" opposite . Walker alike r - House / Office ice
ideDc" Fourth East, bet. Second and
Tn. nuth. Consultation in German
81 nrA b. Telephone at Office az
3s.uenni m27
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RTMovAT.
70 the Ladies Of Seattle.
Pictures Copied and Enlarged

70 Csayeas lhk an1 Celors.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE
1 . canvsss Of Seattle, soliciting photo
graphs. untypea dagesrseoeypes. ambro.
snsr II sither er aeon c coRy e1 70
any a.: desired. ssmpiss q tie work K
can b seen q The harness shop Of Fred
Boriee. Colmanis Row. Samples win be
taken reaidenoes q request. OrderS ssnt
to Seattle. caro q Efod Bog3ea Will meet
prompt attention. Tho quality Of the work
y TIE bese and saal9cAction guaranteed.
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