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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-01-12
PERSONAL.

Henry ]. Sweet was up from Twin
Bridges. .5- "
Miss May Whistler expects to return to
Butte to-day. q Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howard. of Glendale,
came down on Thursdays train.
L. G. Fyhr,e and Henry Burfeind visited
Townsend during the past week.
Flavius J Jones, founder Of Bradford, in
Madison county, was over for day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Wells, Of Birch Creek,
were in town portion of the week.
Rev. Father Frank ]. Kelleher, Of Viz
ginia City, visited Dillon this week.
Con Orem escorted the champion hitter,
John Sullivan, from Dillon to Butte.
Mrs. Amede Bessette. Of Bannack, visit.
ed friends in Dillon during the week. u
Will Sherman. who went to Chicago to
visit his parents, returned last Monday.
p. p. ST. Clair, Superintendent Of the
Utah and Northern Railway, was in town
Monday.
Gen. Horatio Seymour Howell, Of viz.
ginia City, passed on to the Constitutional
Convention which meets 1t Helena.
Mrs. L. Kupfer, who Is now Il lrrieberr,
Germany, has not yet recovered from Ill
Ness contracted IN crossing the ocean.
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A CORRECTION.

GLENDALE, Montana, Jan. 7, 1854.
To the Editor of the Dillon TRIBUNE:
notice among the "Glendale Gather
ings," in your issue of January S, the fol-
lowing item:
assist. General Manager G. r. kappes
assisted by Constable II. Seybold, are rem
ovating the Hecla Hospital"
This item is calculated to mislead your
readers living outside of Glendale, and
would seem to reflect on the management
of the hospital. There is no occasion for
"rcnovating the Hecla Hospital and con-
this is not being done. Under
the able management of DR.. II. Schmal
hansen the Hecla Hospital has become a
credit to the Hospital Association, and the
management and surroundings Of the HeI-
la Hospital are highly satisfactory TO the
officers OF the Hospital Association and the
Hecla Company as well. The building
used as a hospital is being rsmod-
eled for another purpose, and your cores
pendent probably had reference to this fact
make the above correction in justice to
the Hecla Hospital and its efficient mana
ger, DR.. Sch,nalhausen.
Yours, truly,
CHAS. r. kAPPES,
Asst. Gen. Manager of IL. c. VI Co.
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THE PLANETS ron JANUARY.

Our Dillor. astronomical student and
star-gazer furnishes the following relative
TO the planets for January. Jupiter is the
morning star until the 10Th and then even.
Ing star until the 9TH Of August. Venus is
the evening star. Jupiter now rise. fifteen
minutes before Venus sets. AT the end Of
this month Jupiter will rise before sunset
and Venus will not be set till nearly eigh,
9 CLOCK. Saturn is the evening star, and IS
.n.fo on the hist in the order Of beauty and
brightness. Mars Is morning star, fourth
in order ofinterest and completes the omar.
tt't OF planets visible during winter nivhts
that are easily recognized ny unscien1ific
observers. Mercury is evening star until
the 2oth and then morn " star. Uranus
= morning star and il stationary nearly tie
whole month. Neptune Is evening star,
making now his transit Il hall. pa.t eichf IL
the evening. The January moon. fulIs 10.
night Saturday.
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GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

The wood haulers are charging Sc per
cord for wood. -. i.
Constable Jones takes his girls out riding
on hand sled. =: y
The "Dillon boys" have retired from bu-
siness in Glendale. =... \,
The Baptist Sabbath School meets in the
defunct atlantis Office.
IS. O'Brien, who has been on the sick
for two weeks, is getting better.
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong, who was very
sick, is able to be up part Of the time.
On Monday the public school re-opened
with Misses Carter and Axe as teachers.
Byron H. Cook has gone to Butte to fill
the position of book-keeper for Thompson,
the mill man.
Last Monday Sheriff Irwin was over from
Butte. He got his man, who had been cap
tured by Deputy Vinson. a....
The coasters on the Highland Park road
have high old time OF il sliding down hill
until midnight. Old age is not barred out.
Frank Reed makes affidavit that thenext
time he goes to Dillon he will be shod in
slippers, and then the boys won't measure
his boot tracks and call him Missoutian
James Dolby, the mail carrier from Glen
dale to Lion City, at times has rough
time oft. On arriving at the concentration
he has to 90 a.foot with the mail-sack on
his back, his way being full of snow drifts.
On the night of the 9th George How
ards residence, on his ranch about two
miles below Glendale, caught fire. The
root and furniture was destroyed. Loss,
about $500. Peter Wagner happened to
be coming up from Melrose at the time,
and with his assistance the flames were
soon under control.
The officers of the Glendale lodge of A.
D. U. w. for the ensuing year are: c. w.
Turner, P. M. w.; o. w. Mintzer, M. W.
Dr.. H. Schmalhausen, Foreman; G. v.
Byrnett, Overseer; E. N. Reed, Recorder;
chas. Armstrong, Receiver; H. { Smith,
Financier; Ed. R. Award, l. w.; n. Stew
'rt, O. w.; Trustees-H. S. Pond, Eliza
Murray, c. w. Turner.
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.,, ,,onsr1rur1oNAL CONVENTION

r.. Constitutional Convention assem-
h,es at Helena on next Monday the '4" !
IN that BODY will devolve the outy "
framing a Constitution for the State o.
Montana. Its work, however, will be SUD-
;ect to the approval of the people, anu y
The document prepared by the Convention
should be found lacking in provisions o. ,.
protection OF the rights OF the PeoP'e -
will certainly meet with an overwhelming
rejection at the polls next fall.
We append the following corrected ''s. ~
members who will serve the people gratis
exnrcting to reap their reward by handing
their names to unborn generations as TIC
trainers of Montana's Constitution:
First Judicial District-A. F. BurIe'gn'
R.: Walter Cooper, D. ,
Second Judicial District-Jas. II. Mills
R.: w. w. Dixon, D.
Third Judicial District-T. c. Power'k.;
w. B. Hundlev, D.
Beaverhead county-Jos. a. Browne D.;
Robt B. Smith, ID.
Choteau county-W. H. Hunt, r.; L. E.
Custer countv-C. w. Savage, R.; R. S.
Edwards, d.; VIM. VanGasken, Ind.
Dawson county,. F. Mallory, -.
Deer Lodge county,. c. Robinson'D';
E. B. Waterbury, d.
Gallatin COUNTY,. D. Pease, r.; S.W.
Langhorne, D.; R. w. Hanson, d.; X.
vi, ion, d.; R. B. Durham, D.
Jefferson county-N. Merriman, X; r.
McSorley, D.
Lewis and Clarke county-Geo. Steele,
R.; Cornelius Hedges, R.; J. K. Toole, d.;
Matthew Carroll, d.
Madison county,. E. Galloway, H.; II.
S. Howell, d.
Meagher countv-Wm. Hasse, r.; JAS
Fergus, R.; J. F. McClintock, D.
Missoula countv-Wm. B. Harlan, r.;
w. J. Mccormick, d.; R. A. Eddy, D.;
w. J. Stevens, d.
Silver Bow countv-H. Knowles, X;
w. A. Clark, d.; T. L. Napton, D.; Mar
Gus Dalv. D.: w. Y. Pemberton d. {.
C. Thornton, d.
Yellowstone county-F. M. Proctor, d.;
F. S. Greene, D.
Republicans, 10; Democrats, 81; 1nde-
pendent, 1.
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THE MONTANA GAME LAW.

The provisions of the Montana Game
Law went into effect OF the 1st of January.
In order to protect the game OF the Terri
tory, and prevent its rapid exterminatlon'
the law should be rigidly enforced. The
following is a condensed synopsis OF the
provisions Of the law:
1t is the duties of the grand Jur'es to IN
vestigate all attractions Of the game law
From $40 to $50 is the fine tor eacn o.
tense to wilfully kill, or cause to oe Killed.
deer, elk, buffalo, mountain sheep. ano an
telope, between January list and August
18th, of each year. If the animal Is XIII
ed at any time for the purpose OF p' ocor-
ing the hide and head only, the party doing
the killing will be deemed guilty OF a mis-.
demeanor, and upon conviction Thereon
shall be fined not less than $50 or more
than 5000, or imprisonment in Jail not les"
than one month, nor more than six montns,
or by both.
The killing of grouse, prairie chickens
pheasants, fool hens, cartridges or qua"s'
between the 1st of January and the 18TH
dav of August of each year, will be pun
ishable by fine of not less than $40 or
more than SIS for each offence, and no
one is allowed under this act to kill the
birds described for speculative purposes at
any time of the yearl under the penalty OF
fine not less than $lo.
Persons killing Wild ducks or geese.
between the 1st of May and the 18th day
of August of zach year, will be fined not
more than $25A
Any person who shall wilfully shoot or
fill any singing birds, or destroy their
hest<, pnd carry away their eggs, at any
ltifne, commit Enable offense.
Y It is also unlawful at all times to chase
'deer, elk, ETC., with dogs, unless the dogs
be used to capture the animals after they
have been wounded.
Seines may be used in the Missouri riv-
err below the Three Forks, and in the Vel
lowstone below Clarke's Fork. 1t is un-
lawful for any person to bait their hooks
with poisonous substances, to make dams,
use fish traps, or giant powder.
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A. q. u. w. OFFICERS.

On January 1st Dillon Lodge, No. :, A.
o. U. W., elected and installed the follow
ing officers for the current term:
Master Workman-A. S. Rife.
Recorder-Charles Hirschman.
Receiver-Otto Klemm.
Financier-L. E. Stringham.
Foreman-Chas. H. Tracy.
Overseer-W. P. Layne.
Guide-Fred Wick.
i !. VIC. Bachstein.
q. W.-Charles Miller.
The Dillon lodge is in highly prosper
Gus condition, being fortunate in having an
efacient corps Of officers, with members
regular IN attendance. All members keep
up their good standing in the lodge.
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vICK's FLORAL GUIDE.

Here It is again, brighter and better than
ever; the cover alone, with its delicately
tinted background and its dish Of graceful.
y arranged flowers, would en,itle it to a
permanent place in every household. The
book contains three beautiful colored plates
and is full Of illustrations, printed on the
best 81 paper, and is filled with just such
information as required by the gardener,
the farmer, those growing plants and eve.
~ one needing seeds or plants. The price,
only zen cents, can BE- deducted from the
fret order sent for goods. All parties anv
way interested in floral matters should at
once send to James Wick, Rochester, N.
T., for the Floral Guide.
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Auditor. wants to put on MS specs when nc
complies tables of Territorial statistics. In
his tabular statement he credits Beaverhead
County with an assessment Of 100000
for 81, .hen it should be $2,2ooyooo. The
difference of 100000, in round numbers
is quite sum, and when the Hon. foe re-
vises his work it is expected he will obtain
the correct figures. ~s
At the meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners this week the matter OF
providing the County Jail with an iron cage
was discussed and acted upon. CHI. Sparks,
the agent Of Messrs. P. J. Pauley y Co.,
of ST. Louis, was present and put in bid
for the work, which was awarded to that
firm at $4,000. The insecurity Of the Jail
demanded the contemplated improvement,
and the Commissioners did we'll in acting
promptly in the matter at their late session.
lice. the Radersburg weather sharp, un-
der date of 6t;, inst. predicts to-wit: "Look
out for chinook. The wind will be in a
southern direction for forty DAYS; that is to
saw, it will not be out of that direction
Tice must be going in on forty day del
uge Racket similar to that spoken Of in the
Bible. In ancient days it was water-now
it will be chinook. If Tice guesses we'll
we will not have any winter in Montana
until it is time for Spring to commence.
En- PEASANT: How the giddy gallery gods
did disport themselves on Tuesday eve at
School Hall! What youthful antics dis
played BY what maturity land, BY the way,
what cute little gallery our hall contains.
Just near enough to toss an apple from to
friend in the audience, or surreptitious.
note to the girl the other fellow brought
Well warrant that little paper contained
the pith and germ of the drama before
them:-
81 have another life long to meet
Without which life my life is incotl'ete!'
During the past week it was discovered
that the south chimney of the Court House
was in an insecure condition. The walls
of the chimney, in several places, were
found to be cracked open so widely that
volumes of smoke were issuing therefrom,
and its condition endangers the burning of
the building. Chairman Wells, of the
Board Of Commissioners, has been notified
and it is probable he will Immediately or
der The tearing down Of the chimney and
the erection of secure one in its place.
John w. Rusk, native of Illinois, met
his death few days ago while working in
one of the mines belonging to Pease &
Taylor, in the Spring Mountain district, in
Eastern Idaho. Rusk was engaged in
thawing out giant powder, when he let
stick of the powder fall, which exploded,
tearing open the lower part Of the abdomen,
the flesh from the thighs, and
blowing off his right arm. Thu unfortu-
nate man lived but short time after the
accident and died while being carried down
from the ,nine His relatives live some
where near Chicago Illinois papers will
please copy this item that it may meet the
ewes of the friends of the deceased.
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CONFIRMED.

On the 9TH inst, at Washington, the SEN
ate confirmed the nomination Of the Pres.
ident Of W.. Galbraith, Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Montana. This
gives Judge Galbraith another four years
torn. The Judge has occupied the bench
in this 1.-THE Second) judicial District for !
number Of years very acceptable to the
people, who regard him - N able ard uD.
right Judge. His district, which embraces
= big slice II Montana Tertiary, consists
Of the counties Of Beaverhead, Silver Bow
Decr Lodge and Missoula.
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THE BEAVERHEAD TAX LEVY.

The Board Of County Commissioners
convened at the Court House on last Mon
day and adjourned on Tuesday. Present
Commissioners Wells and Lowell, and Phil
u. McGoush clerk. The object of the
session was to fix tax levy for 1884, which
was fixed as follows:
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

Lst Ct letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill
lon Beaserhcad Co. Montana. for the week end.
ing the 18th day nt JAM, 1854, which II not called
for IN % days will be sent to the Dead Letter office
4Aitken, w loA..s II So
Burke, Frank Pet.rse,, i.
Clarke, Henry Robertson. II
Cramer, II Shrr,na. I u
Gates, e y S,vnr.ss ~.
Hinch, 6 Tnolsrs IS { - q ss
Persons calling for auy 81 ne loo lefters will
please shy ''asivurtisel' = s. =
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In view of the fact that the expenses
of Beaverhead County will be $1,000 less
for the year 1854 than they were in So and
that IS per cent additional will BE- received
during the current year from licenses. the
action OF the Board in reducing the rate of
taxation for this year is fully justified.
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Mrs. Dr. Solender, who makes specially
Of chronic diseases of women and children,
will remain at the Corinne Hotel several
weeks longer.
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~ Call on Geo. HI. Savage when you
want q fine Livery outfit-Buggy or Cutter
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CHINESE NAPKINS!

For Party Suppers and Festivals, at the TR1B-
UNE Office.
Fine linen Letter and Note Paper, Satin Flax
Paper, and nObby Cards, at this Office.
Dress Patterns can be bought of Seway Bros. at
actual cost.
You can buy mems Boots and Shoes, and Gloves
and Hats, ut Il reduction of 50 cents from regular
price of Seway Bros.
All Wooden Goods to be sold at cost Ivy Selway
Bros.
Bows. buy your SKATES of Selway Bros. at
cost now
Gents Furnishing Goods at low prices at the
New York Store.
Have YOU seen those beautiful Albums ut the New
York Store?
4 new lot Of choice family groceries at
Thomson e. lBliven's
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
CLASS IN PAINTING.

Onnr about January 18th, 1884, W. r. Frew viii!
o,..n class in Dillon for instruction in Portrait and
Landscape Painting. Terms, ETC., made known on
anolicatiOn
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CoPP's
MINING CODE
9ETTLER'0 GUIDE,
For sale ut this office.
FOR RENT,

Mrs. l.. f. Hanson has secured the services of a
first class dress maker from the East. Satisfaction
warranted
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Everything that lady needs can now be
found at Mrs. Hanson's who, since she en-
larged her store, has filled it with the finest
line Of new Millinery goods to be found in
Southern Montana.
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TO THE LADIES OF DILLON.

Toilet Cases and Pertumery-thc finest in the
market-at the New York Store
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AGENTS WANTED.

HAVING purchased the right to sell the Rockford
- Tire Tightcner, will simply say that l can
tighten wagon tire without taking the tire from
the wheel, the wheel from the wagon, and at no
expense. Agents wanted. SAMUEL. JAGGERs
ATT
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- Try Geo. III. Savage's new Livery
and Feed Stable.
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Two unfinished rooms, on reasonable terms. In
auirc of w +. Mansfield at the Railway Office.
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III nvkI0 If you are gong to do any fall
Fu"N blowing, YOU want one Of those
~ ~ ~ Incompatible Cassidy Sulkys,"
ut SERKEE. FERRIS T. WurrE'S
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l.. &. Fyhrie & Co carry the largest and best
stock of tobaccos in Montana. Get wholesale
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List Of letters remaining IN the Post Oe,e ut Glen
dale Be:'verhcad Co.. Montana, for the week end.
ing JAM Isth, 1884, which, if not called for in 90
days, will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office
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The New York Store offers further reductions on
Dress Goods Ladies' nd Chidrens Wraps.
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Another car load OF those Rushford farm wagons
just received at the warehouse OF
The J. w. l.. w. Co.
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.. @arne99,S gic or Double, Buggy,
Farm. Stage or riow, Cheaper than ever at SEBREE,
FERRIS & WulrE'S
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We will shortly hive full supply oftuggies and
carriages ,nanut cturcd by the Abbot Carriage Co.
Chicago, Ill. Cali and examine them before 2ur-
chasing elsewhere, as they are the best made.
The JOHN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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II you desire good, straight whisky and cigars call
on l.. e. Fyhrie & Co. before buying elsewhere.
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For Party Suppers and Festivals, at the TRIB'
UNE Office.
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Feed and Boarding Stable is now being run
in connection with the Corinne Hotel.
l.. G. Fyhrie & Co., always have Car load Of
beer in transit.
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DRIVING BUGGIES.

BARB HIRE. at your own price, at SEBREE,
Ferris j. WHITES.
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a car load OF o:lt meal, corn meal and rye flour.
just received ut L. G. Fyhrie E. Co.'S.
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We will soon have some more OF those nice side
bar Top Buggies. Call and examine them before
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant them the best
in the market.
THE JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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carload of Spring Wagons and Ruggies short
" to arrive, at SEHKEE, FERKIS 4 WHITES.
MONTANA LUMBER 3 PRODUCE CO


Having purchased the lumber business Of Green &
Walters, we will continue the same, ut the old stand
and will carry full and complete stock Of rough
and finished lumber, doors. sash, blinds. mouldings,
building paper, etc., ETC., all of which will be sold al
bed rock prices.
Having the largest and hest equipped steam plan.
ing mill in the Territory, prepared to furnish
special jobs Of an, kind, short notice and guar.
antee satisfaction in all cases.
MONTANA Lussssx & 'PRoDUcE Co.
SHlLO'S VIrAL4IZER is what you need for
dyspepsia 10 and IS e.n as' Ar
hottie. Sold at the Dillon Drug Ssore.
stintio": Dizainess. Loss Of Appetite. Yellow Skin.
Slilohs vitalizer is . positive cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore. i.
why win You cough when shiIoh.s Cure viii
give immediate reet. Price 10 cents 8 cents and s.,
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
-~~>~~~~~--~co~~~~-1--~-->~
shilohs Catsrrh Remedy-s positive cure for
Catarrh, Ophtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold At Dillo" drugstore.
"Hackmetsck" is a lasting and fragrant per.
fu,ne. Price 8 and 90 cents.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
-~s~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-
ShilOhs cure Will Immediately relieve Coup,
Whipping cough and Brnchus.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
~---~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~.-~
For dyspepxIa and LAYER Complaints vou have
printed guarantee on every hottie of Shiloh's vi.
talizer Il never fails tn cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nasal Injector free, with each hottie Of Shi-
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price % cents.
Sold 1t Dillon drugstore.
~~N~~~~~~~~~.~~~>1>~~-~~~
THE REV. GEO. II. rAYLOR,of lsourbon, Ind
says: s'0lh sayscf and wife owe o- ivrs IS STE
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
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NCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
Y "A WORk MEN.

BUSINESS LOCALE.
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THEREV. GEO. II. TAYLOR f Isourbon. Ind
says: Both nyself and wife Owe 0s- lives % SILL
Lob SCONSUMPTION CURE
Sold At Dillon drugstore.
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Why will You cough when Shiioh's Cure will
give immediate reef Price 10 cent?, cents and s.,
Sold at Dillon drugstore
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Fine linen Letter and Note Paper, Satin Flax
Paper, and nOl,by Cards, at this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-08

Mr.. W. II. Gilbert, of Albany, Ga, under
date of May s, 1884. says: Mr.. Brooks near
here has an Eating cancer on his face which
had nearly killed him-every one thought he
would be dead in a short time as nothing
seemed to stop the rayages of the cancer.
He commenced taking Swift's Specific two
months ago, and it has a wonderful effect on
him. He was yesterday so far recovered as
to be out at his work, and seems in fair
way to get entirely we'll.
Treatise on Blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga, l59 23d st. n. Y. and 1905
Chestnut St. Phila.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain OF cutting teeth? If so, send
at once and get a bottle of Mas. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHrNG
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. Ii cures dysentery and diarrhoea
regulates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
ismmation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHISG is pleasant
to the taste, and il the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and Is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle.