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The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
The Whiskey Tax must be Paid

The last effort of the whskev people to pro-
cure an extension of the time for the collection
of revenue taxes due February 9TH, has failed
Secretary FolSer decides that he has no author
ity to make an extension of the time asked for.
and has instructed Commissioner Raum to
issue the following order to the internal revenue
collectors:
Where taxes are due and unpaid upon spirits
i'll warehouse on the 9th of February next, the
proceeding to collect will be by assessment,
and you will report such cases on your next
list.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

INSURANCE MEN EXCITED. Insurance
agents i'll various Maine cities have received
letters from several of their companies, concern
ing a bill which is in the hands of Il legislative
committee, which is that the companies, in
cases of total loss by fire, of property insured
instead of paying the insurance by an adjust
ment of losses, shall pay just the amount of the
policy, whether it exceeds the total value of the
property or not. The insurance companies, in
these letters, threaten that if the bill passes in
the Legislature they will withdraw from the
State.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

We learn that certain people find fault with W.
f. Clarke. of Providence l., for not writing
up" his great kidney medicine, Hunts Remedy, in
more fowery style. 1t is not Mr.. Clarke, but his
critics, who are foolish. What does a man who is
threatened with Brighrs Disease, or any disease of
the kidneys, bladder liver, urinary organs, most
requlre-lne words a cure: In Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine, he gets the
cure-a cure.
1t Is weather wise to borrow an umbrella when it
looks like Storm but otherwise to lend one if you
expect to see it again.
What's the use having dyspepsia? Why belch
ana say you've got heartburn, every tin you eat !?
BE sensible, take Browns Iron Bitters and get well
What's the use of getting up loan exhibitions
gaZers?
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

The "Whiskey Ring has always been
dangerous element in political and business cir
stuff and remain uncOntamnated. We cannot
be too careful in resisting the demands of this
combination, no matter how simple they may
seem. They all aim to one point-frce whiskey.
Mr.. Hale did good thing for the country in
exposing the designs of the whiskey interests.
[OXford Democrat.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

Most of the diseases OF cattle are caus-
ed by wrong treatment--too much feed at
one time, too little at another too rich
at one time, too poor at another, ETC. If
all cattle and horses were fed, and water
ed, and used properly, there would be
little disease.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

President Arthur and daughter narrowly
escaped serious carriage accident in Washing
ton Tuesday. And the matter of Presidential
inability and the Presidential succession remains
unsettled. What is Congress thinking Of, to
leave the country so long exposed to this dan
ger? Portland Advertiser.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
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The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts
and experiences are solicited from housekeep-
crS, farmers and gardeners. Address Agr-
cultural editor, journal Office, Belfast Maine. !
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

The President sent to the Senate recently
the new Mexican reciprocity treaty with the
United States. It is accompanied by Il special
advantages.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

EX-Speaker Randall has predicted that the
Democrats will be defeated in 1884, if the
present Congress does not pass tariff bill
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
Maine Railroads.

GRATIFYING EXHIBIT FOR THE YEAR.
The tables Of the Railroad Commissioners for
Maine show 4 very gratifying exhibit for the
year. The largest income is that of the Boston
Maine, s. ,S34 ,04l IS. of which amount S904, !
1882 was net. the balance being consumed for
expenses. taxes. etc., etc. The next largest is
that Of the Maine Central. s. OS2 4G2. .5S. of
which 1928 ,DS9. l3 was net.
The European North American road shows
the next largest net income, S22S 1884, 81 The
Boston X Maine declared dividends to the
amount Of S5GO,O00; the Atlantic 4 st. Law
renee, 1920 90: Portland. Saco & Port >mouth.
$4,000; Maine Central S1l,S2 Belfast &
Moosehead Lake, S12,o46.50; Portland (horSe)
) $50; Dexter 4 Newport. S1.320.
Nearly all the earnings of the Boston and
Name passenger department were from the 10
cal travel 81 ,;S4 9S of the 81 GSS 800 81 and
this was true of the freight business. SSS So. %
being from local freight against $3.50 .537 81
through freight. The Maine Central road was
quite evenly divided in this respect.
The total amount from local passengers was
S4Sl ,S3o,S3: through passengers, S414, 80
While the total earnings of the passenger de-
parment amounted to 81 ,007 .352 Oh
The total income of all the roads amounted
to SO .549,64, and the expenses to So .22S
'6S.lo, leaving balance of s. .352. 1S1 40 The
whole length of the main lines operated has
been 3,06G.GS. The total assets of the Maine
ItHtidi dIc lHe largest amounting to ST. 81 =
StS.3l, the Boston and Maine coming next with
Sl2,45O ,623.4S. The Atlantic and St. Lawrence
stands third with &S,4S4 900; the Portland and
O@densburg fourth. with 81 1913 49,. 73: the Eu-
ropean and North American fifth. with 50. 1SS.-
S21.51.
The total number of passengers carried by
the several roads was as follows: Atlantic and
St. Lawrence, 264 ZIG; Bangor and Piscataquis
40S93; Boston and Maine. j, 1884 900: Eastern
Name, 3o.2o6; European and North American
220,34S; Knox and Lincoln, 92,lS2: Maine Cen
tral, 934 l3S; Portland anG Rochester, l65 24S
Rumford Falls and Buck.ield, 1856: SANDY
River, 1911: Somerset, 1872; st. Croix and
PenobScot. 16,l94; Orchard Beach 80 ,523. The
total number of tons of freight carried was IA,
follows: Atlantic and st. Lawrence. 6-7 .231
Bangor and Pi>calaquis. 1913; Boston and
Maine, ,966; Eastern Maine, POI; European
and North American, 242, ,745: Knox and Lin
coin, 29.l36; Maine Central 556 ,166: Portland
and Rochester, l23,214; Rumford Falls and
Bnckheld, 81 ,004; Sandy River, 6,335: Somerset
13 SOB.
The average rate Of fare charged per mile fol
local passengers by the several roads varies
greatly. the Maine Central heading the list fol
low fares as follows Maine Central. 0262
ltumford Falls 4 Buckteld, .O4: Boston &
Maine, 54l Bangor & Piscataqus. 3 20: Or
chaid Beach. b Knox Il Lincoln 3 IS: Port
land n Rochester, 81; European & North
American. Somerset. ST. CroiX Il Penobscot 4
Sandy River, ) 8. The report of the Com.
miSsioners shows that during the wear there
has been great freedom from accidents. the
Boston II Maine having suffered the most III
TINS respect, is total being killed and 80 in
iured.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
A General Stampede.

Never was such a rush made for anv Drug Store
as is now at r. H. Moodys for Trial Bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. All persons afflicted with Asthma Bron-
chtis Hoarsencss, Severe Coughs or anv affection
of the Throat and Lungs, get Trial Bottle of
this great remedy free, by calling at the above Drug
Store.
RumOr says that the Chicago women have organ
lied a fire company. They call it Babriggan Hose,
No 10.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

The Argus joins the Bangor Commercial in
eNhorting the judiciary committee to be nde-
pendent of 1.-THE fatuous people, men aud wo-
men, who under some machine impulse, are
pouring petitions into the State House for
constitutional prohibition amendment" The
question simply is whether the people have
right and shall have the chance to exercise the
right to determine what sort of constitution
they shall live under The legislature is asked
simply to give the people an opportunity to ex-
press themselves constitutionaly. Such police
liberties us catching fugitive slaves in Boston,
we believe many of our license friends used to
regard as constitutional. We think that consti-
tutional prohibition is rather more of Il consti-
guarantees and limitations for which bur Dem
ocratc brethren have been strenuous stcklers
1t would rather seem that it ought to be made
constitutional for the State to protect its own
integrity, and for the people to formulate and
incorporate n little fundamental law on the
subject, if they so desire. If they don't desire
1t, they can say so. Lewiston journal.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

DR.. kalloch is in trouble again, because he
allowed his San Francisco Tabernacle to be used
for Sunday evening sparring match.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

Every tree in an orchard should be
clearly and plainly labeled, 50 that not
only the proprietor, but any one may 90
into it and tell the variety Of every tree
in it. / should also be recorded in ii
book for that purpose This is import
ant, that the farmer may know the kind
Of fruit he raises, and where to find it,
Fruit will sell better if the name Of the
variety is we'll known and attached to it,
1t is also important when a tree dies,
that the owner may know what kind to
get to till up the vacancy, and keep up
the assortment.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

Those having the care Of horses are
well aware that influenza is one Of the
most prevalent diseases at this time Of
the year. The first stage Of the disease
is generally mild and will readily yield to
careful, nutritious diet, such as warm
mashes, oatmeal cruel, suitable clothing
and proper ventilation. If the respira-
ton is troubled and the eXtremites cold,
give sedatiye medicine, rub the legs
with dry mustard, bandage with flannel,
and send for an expert.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

Still lives do hundreds of others who have been
cured of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, by the great
blood purifier sulphur Bitters. Send for testimo-
malls.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

He married a daughter of Madockawan-
do, sycamore of the Tairtines, who ap-
pears to have been a person of influence
in Acadia. We have no accurate histor-
ical description of the appearance of this
lady, called the Dame Mathilde in the
parish registers, but Longfelow has
thrown around her figure that charm
with which he has surrounded Eyange-
line and all the creations Of his poetic
fancy:
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

AS the coat Of horse begins 10 loosen,
the skin is often irritable This may be
corrected by giving in the food daily one
ounce of an equal mixture Of sulphur and
cream of tartar for few days. Good
grooming with a soft brush and blunt
currycomb should not be neglected. If
the gums are swollen, rub them with a
concob dipped in powdered boraX.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

The demand for good horses increases
despite the enlarged use Of steam ma
chinery in all kinds Of business. There
are probably more horses now used to
and from railroad stations than we're
ever required for the stage routes that
the railroads superseded, Yet, when the
steam engine came into general use for
transportation many believed that the
days of horse breeders were over.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15
The New Congressional Districts.

The population in 1880 and vote at the last
election of the proposed Congressional districts
were as follows.
The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

.. One whose bearded check
And white and wrinked Drow bespcak
A wanderer from the shores Of France
A few long locks of scattering snow
Beneath a battered morton flow
And from the rivctS of the vest
Which girds in steel his ample breast.
The Slanted sunbcams glance,
In the harsh outlines of his face
Passion ana gin have lef their trace:
Yet save worn brow and thin gray hair
NO signs OF weary age are there.
His step is firm his eve is keen,
Nor years in broil and battle spent,
Nor toll. nor wounds, nor pain have bent
The ordly frame of old Castin.''
The probability is, however, that the
old Baron died among the scenes of his
youth, and that the ST. Castn whose
name frequently appears in the history
of Acadia was his eldest son Anselm. We
know that the latter took prominent
part in the defence Of Port Royal, wheI
it was attacked on two occasions in I701
by the New Englanders and it is to his
bravery that the French attributed then
success in repulsng the Colonial forces
He was also present at Port Royal wheI
the French were obliged to give up the
fort to General Nicholson. After the
capture Of the place, which practically
ended the war for the possession o1
Acadia, We find the name of st. Castil
fitting from time to time through the an
nails Of New England, and there isa story
told Of his having been brought on one
occasion prisoner before the Council
Boston. AS he stood up, in the uniform
OF French officer, he spoke these fear
less words in reply to the charge that be
had attended Council of the Indians as
one of their chiefs:
Il am an Abenaki by my mother All
my life has been passed among the nation
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04
JOHN w. SMITH

Has on sale, for family use, seyerel
choice brands Of imported Sherries, Cha
misso and Cockburn Ports Matigon &
Co.'S Brandies; Cherry Cordial, Import
ed); Cruise & Fills Freses Claret. Also q
choice article of Blackberry Brandy
Bass Ale; Guinner's Stout; Ginger Ale;
De Satours Double Strength Soda; Vichy
Water; Congress Water; Apollinaris
Water, and Hunyadi water, all guaran-
teed absolutely pure:
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04

BUSINESS CARDS.
c. cHA1Dllss'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
once on Main Street. over the Post omce
ID. 9. CAMPBELL,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
All business entrusted to me win receive
prompt attention.
nR R. M. wHITEFooT,
OFFICE IN
COURIER BUILDING.
Go. :. CALDWELL.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
once at VIM. Nevitt's hardware store.
|G ". MONROE
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
Onicc-Corner Main and Tracy Streets. Of
! flee hours from 10 q. m. to 4. p. m.
Der. H. HoII1DeE'
Uate Assistant Eng. N. p. r. r.
ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Engineering In all its branches. once Eas
Bozeman Street. ST.
PRoF. L. VAN ORION
= WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
On the Violin, also tunes and repairs Pianos
and organs: Once at the Laclede Hotel or
A. L. RUSSELL, j.. W. BEssERER.
4 BEssERER'
Successors to Yerkes 4 Dilworth,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE ON South BOHEMIAN STREET.
BOHEMIAN, = MONTANA
THOMAS H. CARROLL, MD,
Mp. SURGEON,
Office and residence at Tracy's old residence
Main st, Bohemian.
TTyHOS. r. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
viii practice in all the Courts Of the Terri
| tory. All business entrusted to me will re-
ceive prompt attention.
| VIvION & CASTERLINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.
Will practice in tile Courts Of Montana.
Ofice:-On Main Street, over the Postonice.
w. E. ROWE
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BOHEMIAN MONTANA.
Ofice:-In Hinchman & Awards Drug
| Store. Office hours from l0a m. to Up. m.
and to d, m.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04

VIRGINIA
CHOP HOUSE.
]. ". Il Frederic,
PRoPRIEToRs.
AT THE OLD WILSON CORNER.
All meals cooked to order.
Ask for what you want and pay accord
inely.
JN0. W. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FINE KENTUCKY
WHISTLES!
A large stock o
IMPORTED sHERRIEs, CLARETs,
PORTS, SCOTCH AND IRISH
WHISTLES, MATIGAN & CO.'S
BRANDIEs, GINS & RUM,
Warranted Absolutely Pure.
SFamilies in want of pure wines, or
Brandies for medicinal purposes are as
sured that no finer goods can be had west
of New York.
FORTY BARKELS
OF four and six year old Whistles of
the most popular brands.
500 CASES
FALK's MILWAUKEE BEER,
And a most complete assortment of
Saloon Goods generally, offered to the
trade at fair prices.
A large assortment of
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Bass Ale,
Guinner's Stout,
Ulnger Ales,
Apollinaris Water,
Vichy Water,
Congress Water,
Hunyadi Water,
DeLatour's Soda Water,
D6-The heaviest stock of fine goods
in the Territory.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04

II takes twenty blows of a hammer in
the hands of a woman to drive ten
penny nail three inches. She misses the
nail twice where she hits it once. How
many blows does she strike in all, and
how far can her voice he heard when she
strikes her thumb?
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-04


two-thirls in ordinary cases should be
vegetable; but whatever you eat or drink
refuse, if you wish to keep healthy, to
eat and drink foul air. If in that con-
venient appurtenance, the permanent
washbasin, you observe peculiar odor,
have the traps examined, cork up all the
little holes at night, or remove it alto
gether-that is, if you dislike diphtheria
and kindred affections. If you observe
the slightest smell Of gas from your coal
stove, have it looked after; leave the
room and open doors and windows.
Don't, as rule, blow out the gass in
stead of turning it of; but remember that
gas from your stove is more insidious;
because it permenates the air so gradual
" that you sit unconscious of the poison.
Never sleep without window down.
Wash every morning in cold water, this
is great preventive of catching
cold is almost always catching bad air,
which puts the body in state suscepta-
Bile to every daught. Ifyou travel, be
benefactor to your race by insisting that
j. the ventilators in the cars shall be used
for ventilating. The faithfulness of con-
ductors in shutting these apertures is
worthy of better cause.
five are to have men and women ca
pable of good work, said the speaker, the
children must be allowed to play, and
that most Of their time. Three hours
brain work is equal to seven or eight of
purely muscular effort. Rest one day
utterly, if possible, one day in seven.
! When the French tried to make their
week ten days long, they found that
merely as matter of State economy it
did not answer. Get plenty of sleep;
nothing shortens life like want of sleep.
If children are put to bed early they will
not sleep longer than they need.
The lecture was enriched by numerous
illustrations, and at its close Mr.. Hole
man showed by hisslantern microscope
the circulation Of the blood in salaman-
der, and also the wonderful rythmic
movement ola frogs heart. philadelphia
Ledger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20

lieb id lie geuonnen babe = nibt in DC
Gltelten Samilie bes Hei6s baben mollte
uno nun weiaern Sic ii9, ia Sic ,rpei 9ieb
hinge SbreS Screen alien N0tbcn III entbe
ben. llnO wesbalb weigern Sic, ii6? Cine
6orlt, elmer armieIisen Sornl wegen, bere,
Terlebung Sbnen mogli6erpeile cine flein
llnannebmli6teit inn 9lmte MAIDEN fonnte
> Sbr Inoeren, perbet Sbr bod ablahsn
Sud Iber n aufsubalten. Sh bin bod
beiier ais Sic. Oenu i9 maro menisiten.
uon benz fOnigli6en @emiitbe bes &inbes
wel6es i'd nun nit Sreloen fir meme Ser:
i%ponote, @rGfin Baloburg, ertenne, raid
befebrt. Sic aber i6einen Ser Sitte cine,
6rau, unnabbar gu iein, bic nur besebrt,
mas Der Qu9enblif g~ebietet, BEN Sic min
ia audi als Sebrer Der MsnI6sn anssprie.
len baben. = Wobl, i6 brinse ni6t weite,
in Sic. Qbsr Die i3utunit Der Seioer
i9iebe i'd Sbnen in Sbr @epiNen. Iii,
ale SuGlereten, Senmuu9en, SsrorieBli6:
feiten ODER gar MiBseidife, pel9s Ss.
walo unb 9isbetb nod buben tSnnen, bin
i'd fir meme Yerion ni6t ferler perant,
lportli6.
Der SiacomIs ltanD betreten. Gcn 4ns
fang an bate cine Stimme in ieinem sSnz
ncrn fir Die Sitte Der Saronslie 9eipro6en.
0ieie Stimme rebet UNI 10 lauter, ais er
tlrs slpor 10 tief bewe9t moroen mar. Sas
0roBe, Ne6te, Menidli6e mar ibm in Der
9ert6tsballe 10 nabe 9etreten; er fiiblte,
oaB es Oin9e uuO Serpifelungen sebe, in
benen Der Wteni6 ii6 per9eilen lnb nlr al
oas Welen uub an OaS Zoos glnberer oenten
ioq.
Ita6 eiui9em S6wei9en erpioerte er
Glelien: Sic baben MIDI auf cine Strobe
9eitellt. Selten miro es porgefommsn isin,
oaB elm @eiitli6er ii6 i6arf taoeln laiien
mnB Dor elmer beilisen Sanolums, Die man
BON ibm besebrt. 6olste i'd elmer fleinli9en
@mpfinbli6teit, 10 wiirbe i'd bel meinenl
Seriascn beburren. Sd bin aber ni6t
empfinoli6, ionbern erfldre Sbnen gang
einfad: Sic baben Ge6t. SD BIN bereit,
benz Sunbe, uel6er uns Nue, wie es I6eint.
bur6 feline leibli9e &raft iiber oas @es
wObnli6e erbebt, @eibe unb. llulSsbarteit
gu 9eben.
Sancp bate ii9 i6on pdbreno Der lebs
ten Worte NIT Dem Ornate IN Dec
Sbure 9e5eist. Der Oiaconus sins bins
aus uno fam na9 einisen ausenbliden i'm
geiitli9en 9leiOe Suriid. = @olen mir
i'm nidt uorbereiten laiien? iraste Glelia.
= @OSu? ~uerieete Der Oiacpnus. Oas
@6ttli6e rest ni6t auf, es berlbist. Stiu
treten mir BEL ibm elm, unb id iase linn
oann in flrSen @orten ianit, mas mir mol
len: Oas lit wObl Die bette SOrbereituns.
gr nabm 9isbetb BEL Der Sano, Die
5rauen ioIgten. S9weisenb uno sefaBt
9insen bieie quite Wteni6en, na6 Dem Clint
n1er, in wel9em ii9 auf ben @liitli6en,
Der nod ni9ts abnete, iOslei6 elm Sesen
bernieosrlalien ioate, rein, sroB, bimmlil9.