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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER.
of Bourbon. Ind, says: Both my
self and wife owe our lives to SHI
LoH'S CONSU MPTION CURE
Sold by Newton Bros.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
lOh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold by Newton Bros.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shilohs'
Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 GEMS.
Nasal Injector free. Sold by Newton
Bros,
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Con-
sumption Cure Is sold by US on q
guarantee. It cures consumption.
Sold BY Newton Bros.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold by Newton Bros.
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BOZEMAN LAND DISTRICT,
UNITED STATES REVENUE OFFICERS

Collector. ......... Thos. r. Fuller........ Helena
Leputy LIST division, J. W. Hathaway. .. GlendIve
Deputy I'd division, VIM. II. Armor. .....- .. Helena
Deputy Sd division, Geo. F. Marsh.......-Butte
Deputy 9th division. Jos. Smith ..... Virginia City
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ANT c,.sRxs

First District. .....T. R. Edwards. ......... Bozeman
Second District. W. Y. Pemberton. re. Butte
Third D1strict...J A. Johnston Helena
Clerk LIST Dist. Court, T. Mutiy. Virginia City
Clerk I'd Dist. Court, K. L. Davis. .....-Deer Lodge
Clerk Sd Dist Court, A. H. Bea;tie.. Helena
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For Sale.

Four billiard tables, bar and bar
furniture, all in tirst-class order. En-
qu're of John O'Rouke, ut James
Matthew's liquor store, " Of Z. NJ
Mathew, at Anaconda. ll-l6-dtf
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NAME. RESIDENCE,
Governor. ....sJn0. Schuyler Crosby ....,.. Helena
Secretary ....-Isaac D. Standardization
Chief Justice. .......D. S. Wade. He!eua
Associate 1pst1oos T. }. longer ..... Virginia City
o''1ces W. J. Galbraith. 81 Deer Lodge
Us. Dist Attorney. w. H. Dewitt ............ Butte
US. Marshal. ALEX. {. BOtkin. ........... Helena
Attorney General ....A. J. Johnson ...-...... Helena
Surveyor General, John S. Harris. Helena
Register Land Office, F. Atkinson Helena
Receiver Land Office, Z. Ballou. ........ Helena
Collector Internal Revenue, 7. 2. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs, VIM. H. Hunt, -.... see. Helena
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]. II. Duncan.

Steam boiler maker and sheet iron
worker. Repairing promptly attend.
I'd to. Address =. Q. Box 795.
~2-l2 dim
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anderson 4 20. keep fresh fish.
oysters, poultry, country produces,
Vegetables, ialaily groceries, eta. S-lVt
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A.. ]. DAVIS, &. L. HAUSEK,
President. Vice President
JOS. A. HYDE, II. D, HAUSER,
CASHIER. ASST Cashier
Transact q General Banking
Business.
Buy and Sell Foreign and Do
mestic Exchange.
s4Prompt attention given to Co,l,cttoos
County Warrants Bought.
l0jsWf.
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER Is what
YOU need Tor Construction, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symptoms
OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 aad Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Newton Bros.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Auditor ......~Joseph P. Woolman Helena
Treasurer. ... .....D. w. Weston. ............. Helena
Warden Of Penitent'v. w. W. Botkin, Deer Lodge
Sup. tublic Schools, Cornelius Hedges. Helena
supreme curt Reporter, G.. Hedges. ......-HelenA
Clerk supreme COurt and ex-Ofici0 Law
Librarian, Isaac K. Alden 90. ..... -. Helena
Librarian Territorial Miscellaneous IL
brary .....MlsS Lou Guthrie. ..... + ele
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, yellow Skin? Shi.
!Oh's VitaIizer is u positive cure. Sold
hv Newton Bros.
Why WILL YOU cough when
Shlloh's Cure will give immediate re-
Lief: Price 10 cts, 50 cts. aud 81. Sold
by Newton Bros.
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FIRST
National Bank

OF
Paid up Capital........$1OO,O 900
Authorized Capital. $780, 900
Surplus aud Profits, 100000
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DIRECTORY
OF Federal and Territorial OFF,
GERS of Montana.

Delegate t0COngress-
HON. MARTIN MAGINN1S, hE1EsA.
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It is q very certain thing that these
couhtry members carry about with
them a feeling of dissatisfaction. and
If they continue this raid of talk
when they get home, there Is danger
If their creating Iii affection in the
mind. of their +. llow citizens. But
they naturally take a pride in their
work, it Is an excellent Constitution
they all admit, and that they will do
violence to their self-love by talking
against their cherished work when
they get amongst their neighbors,
I for n am inclined to doubt. 1t r.
very Certain the Constitution would
have miscarried If the much dis
cussed clause hal been left out. and
that it, insertion i'nperils Its suc'.ess
I cannot bring myself to believe. In
the heat of the debate Judge Hedges
.iecl+rei, "You turn loose $50, 000. ono
worth of property. and tie down the
pittauce OF the widow aud orphan"
but in his cooler moments he must
see this Is q mistatement, becau-e
the homestead exemption clause pro-
tects the property of the humble
classes from distraint aud forced sale.
Abstract right cannot be carried into
the science of civil government;
craftsmanship Is founded upon COM
promise; and since mining en-.
terprise has br 'ught population and
the mechanic arts Into the Territory
and railroad have followed IN their
there can be no har . in pro-
teeting it from undue exaetion, and
this.view Of the case, I believe the
people viii aessds to next Novesahsr.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05
FACTS AND FIGURES.

"A lace factory, which will be the
only one of the kind in the United
States, is to he started at Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
-Maine's fishermen and coast cam
neries think they will catch and pack
$2,000.0O0 worth of alleged sardines
this year.
it is said that Kansas will plant
over hundred thousand acres of sor7
ghum this Year. Last years yield is
Set down at 100000 gallons of syrup
and 100000 pounds Of sugar.
The bycicles of England number
hundreds of thousands, sustain dozens
of newspapers and 800 manufacturing
firms, and are to have road from Lon
don to Brighton all to themselves.
Out of 800 mules purchased by the
English for the Egyptian campaign OF
1882, 1900 were either found to be IN"
tit for service or were disabled by the
use of barbarously large branding irons.
A good cleansing of the entire body
with soap and warm water once a week
is all the bathing the human system re-
quires for purposes OF health, in ordi-
nary circumstances.-HG Journal of
Heath.
The Cape Ann Adrcrt5seris author
ity for the statement that during the
past eight months POI men belonging
to the port of Gloucester, Mass, have
been lost at sea, leaving II widows and
144 orphans.
"A number of English and Scotch
capitalists have bought $4,000 acres of
mineral lands near Chattanooga, Tenn,
and will soon begin the ere -tion of two
blast furnaces on the tract with q capa-
city of $50 tons.
Texas is now supposed to have
population OF about 2,00U,O00 people.
OF the cities in the State, Galveston.
with $4,000 people, is the largest
Houston has. over 10000, Fort Worth
more than 10000, San Antonio more
than 10000, and there are number of
cities ranging from 10000 to 10000
population.
Mr. I. c. Plant, a Macon banker,
true to his name, has solved the problem
of utilizing the swamp land in his Sec
ton OF &c rgia by setting out 10000
willow cuttings on tWenty-eight acres.
the product Of which for ten years to
come has been contracted for by
manufacturer of New YORK City The
willow farm is one of the new industries
of the South.-LoWisUi5Ie Courteryowr-
nal.
There are 1o7, 800 buildings in
New York City, and this number is
being added to at the rate OF $500 q
year. The large majority OF buildings
erected within the last two or three
years have been dwellings worth from
$4,000 to $4,000. So rapidly is the va
cant ground on Manhattan Island being
taken up by blocks OF brick and brown
stone houses of this class that the
prospect is fair for the whole island to
be covered with buildings in just about
the next ten Years.-M. I. Sun.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05

for me ever since! And when she came
to and knew me, she was so glad she
most tainted away again; and she lei
on as it was her that gave away the J0o'
And took her into the sleeper, and the
madam, God bless her-she knew Sally
before and was glad to meet her-she
took care of her, and is cheering her up.
And now, Major, Pm going to take her
straight to Denver, and send for par
son and get her married to me, ano
she'll brace up sure pop"
The whistle sounded, and the train
started. From the window of the
sleeper Sinclair and his wife took their
last look at the weird scene. The Lieu
tenant, standing at the side OF the
track, wrapped in his cloak caught a
glimpse of Mrs. Sinclair's pretty fa3e.
and returned her bow. Then, as the
car passed out of sight, he tugged at his
mustache and hummed:
Why, boys, why,
Should we be melancholy, boys,
Whose business it's to de-
In less than an hour, kilograms hav-
ing in the meantime been sent IN both
directions, the train run alongside the
platform at Barker's; and Watkins, I'M
perturbable as usual, met Sinclair and
gave him his letters.
''Perry gang wiped out, | hear, Ma
ior," said he. ''Good thing for the
country. That's lesson the 'toughs'
in these parts won't forget for long
time. Plucky girl that gave them
away, wasn't she? Hope she's all
right"
''She is all right said Sinclair, with
smile.
'.Glad Of that. By the way, that
father OF her'n passed in his checks to-
night. He'd got one warning from the
vigilantes, and yesterday they found
out he was in with this gang, and they
was a-going for him; but when the teie-
gram came he put a pistol to his head
and saved them all trouble. Good rid
dance to everybody, say. The
Sheriff's here now, and is going East
on the next train to get them fellows.
He's got a big posse together, and |
wouldn't wonder if they was hard to
hold in after the boys in blue il
gone"
In few minutes the train was of,
with its living freight-the just and the
unjust. the reformed and the rescued,
the unhappy and the anxious. With
many OF the passengers the episode OF
the night was already q thing of the
past. Sinclair sat by the side of his
| wife, to whose cheeks the color had all
come back and Sally johnson lay in
her berth, faint still, but able to give
an occasional smile to Foster. In the
station on the Missouri the reporters
were gathered about the happy Super
intendent, smoking his cigars and fill,
ing their notebooks with items. In
Denver their brethren would gladly
have done the same, but Watkins failed
to crafty them. He was man of few
words. When the train had gone, and
a friend remarked:
"Hope they'll get through all right,
now" he simply said:
Yes. likely. Two shots don't most
always go in the same hole.'' Then he
went to the telegraph instrument. In
few minutes he could have told a
story as wild as q Morse Saga, but what
he said, when Denver had responded,
was only:
"No. II, fifty-two minutes late. y
4. 4. Hayes.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05
Florida's New Product.

The sea coast of Southern Florida is
to be brought into competition with
Ceylon, the Malabar and Coromandel
coasts of India, the tropical islands OF
the Pacific, the West Indies and South
America, where immense groves of CO.
coanut traes maY be seen. An enter
pIising capitalist of New jersey, who
sees millions in the project has started
anextensive plantation OF cocoanut-trecs
in Dade County, along the coast of
Southern Florida. The seed cocOanuts
were brought from South America ana
given careful attention in q nursery,
where tie nuts were placed in squares
containing about 400 each. These were
covered an inch deep with sand and sea-
weed, or SO mud from the beach, and
watered daily till they terminated.
One hundred thousand plants have been
set out on a tract OF about LOCO acres,
at q cost of nearly $4,000, and next
winter the number will be largely aug
mented. The plants were placed in
holes three feet deep and from twenty
to thirty feet apart. 1t requires six
years for the trees to begin to yield re-
turns, but it is estimated that in ten
years the grove will pay ten per cent.
on a valuation of S2,0O0,00O A full
grown tree will mature about sixty nuts
annually. The Florida cocoanut cult
IRE is limited however, as it is confined
exclusively to the sea coast, aid tho
trees car only be grown to small en-
tent in Southern Florida. In their native
regions the cocoa palms grow to a height
from sixty To one hundred feet with a
cylindrical stem which attains thick
ness of two feet. The tree terminates
in a crown of graceful, pinuate leaves,
and is very beautiful. Ia Ceylon alone
the number of cocoa palm trees grow
ing is estimated at 10000, 900. Boston
Globe.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05

On the farm of John Reese, close
by Kimberton, East Pikeland Town
ship, Chester County, Pa, is a plot OF
ground, which, it is thought, will pet
rify things buried in it. A quantity of
petrified chips was recently picked up
there, which still bear the marks of the
ak. In that spot the earth is of an en-
tirelv different character from that
found in other parts OF the farm. The
soil is of rather a gummy nature, and
it differs in color from the surrounding
dirt. In order to test whether the soil
will petrity foreign substances, pieces
of wood and the carcass OF q small AMI
nal.are to be buried there and to be ex-
amined after a lapse OF. four years. :
4RhiGnaelphSd Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05
WIT AND WISDOM.

There is much wisdom in this
quaint Italian proverb: A man may be-
come so good that he is good tor moth
ing.
in the way of definition: A medi-
cal student is asked at examination
what is medicine? "The art OF killing
without police interference. La Fig
gr0.
The Khedive of Egypt wants to bor-
row $40, OO1, 900. Sorry, but we left it
in our other pants This habitual care
lessDess OF ours will cost us q heap OF
money some day WiAtGnaSport BrcGs-
fast Table.
Time to Skip
Ia-ta my love, ta-ta,
My stecd now ciamps his bit,
hear the tread OF your papa,
Ills time that should skip.
The real troubles of life are few;
the imaginary sorrows are many. Most
persons habitually forecast difficulty,
and imagine evils that are at least in
the future, ii they exist at all. When
the time arrives when the sorrow was
expected it had vanished. Troy Times.
Edward, aged six years, was asked
if he knew where he would 60 should
he tell q lib. sob, yes"' he replied;
ito the place where the angels don't
come to see Won" His hearers thought
that the lad put the matter about as
mildly as any one in the world could
Golden Days.
As they were trudging along to
school five-year-old Boston miss said
to her companion, lad OF six summers:
..Were Won ever atfrightel at the con-
tio1ity of a rodent?'' s.Nav. forsooth, =
he replied; 81 fear not the juxtaposition
OF the creature, but dislike its alarming
tendency to an intimate propinquity."
-BoStolp Globe.
How is my son coming on?''
asked an Austin father, OF a teacher in
one of the schools. 81 can't do any
thin9 with him. "Why, he has a
bright intellect" iyht intellect!
MercifuI heavens! why that boy's mind
is so dull that, compared with it, Egypt
ian darkness becomes a brilliant pyro-
technic display. ''-1er0s SittingS.
$50, dear! / feel so mortified. -
"Why, what is the matter nowe"
.sYou know Mrs. Dashaway, don't
you?'' Yes" "And always consid-
cred her respectable, did you not?'r
:. Certainly. y Well, you may not be-
l;eve it, but she has written me q letter
which went through the public mails.
was handed into my door by a regular
letter-carrier, who knows everybody in
our set, and on the envelope, right in
plain sight, was one of those horrid
green three-cent stamps that were out
Of style almost month ago. ~ hicaqq
7T5bgnass
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05
THE FLY.
EARLY.

He crawls along with feeble feet
To seek the friendly sun;
But no kind eye his glances meet,
And not a single one
OF all the crowd that pass along
Bend down to hear him sigh,
Or listen to the plaintive song
Alas for thee, poor f1y!
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05

LATER.
sfe moves thro' space at lightning speed,
And seeks girl or sun:
He lights upon the hairless head,
And kicks up lots of fun.
How changed he is within week.
This friendless little hummer,
You saw the fly in weather bleak:
This is the fly in summer.
-E0HkerS Statesman.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-07-05
AT LAST.

He fits above the sky-blue cream
Unchid, unchecked by any,
And later, in the suns warm beam,
He dries his long antennR.
Each breakfast dish in turn he tries
With restless, graceful frtter,
Till he, like many other flies,
Dies, tangled in the butter.
The judge.
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CHAPTER VII.

Dunkellon Hall was noble seat, about
one mile from the village Of Dunlo. It
vas the seat of ViscOunt Dunkellon, q
young nobieman, who, at the age of
twenty-five, had been left undisputed
master Of a noble income and of himself.
6ut he WIS sad master to himself, for
svnen he came down to the Hall to recruit
anmsef Z after two years of dissipation ho
naa lost all his bright color, lost all his
tellsh for beauty and life, hated London
Ios 9ta noise and dirt, the country for its
sonsude and trees, dubbed every woman
M and every man fool and syoEe be
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TcoNTIxUFD.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-A large pro-
portion of the readers of the Thibodanr
Sentinel are farmers. many of whom desire
q great deal more of farm literature than
we are able to give in onr limited space.
To accommodate all such We have made
arrangements with the publishers Of the
American Farmer TO give it rs premium
for one year to every subscriber of the
TRibodaur Sentinel who pays his snbscrip-
tion in advance. The american Farmer is
a large is page paper, published at Fort
Wayne. Ind. the subscription price Of
which is 81 90 per year. Every planter in
Lafourche parish should avail himself Of
this magni6cent Offer.
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ON THIRTY PAYS TRIAL.

THE voLArA1c BELT Co., Marshall, Mich
will send Dn. DYES CELEBRATED ELEcrn0-
VoLrA1c BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLxAxoo
on trial for thirty days to men (young -
oldl who are afflicted with nervous debil-
ity. lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoFation Of
health and manly vigor. Address - aboye
N. B.-No risk is incurred, a. thirty day'o
trial 10 allowed.
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laval myself of this opportunity to return
my sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
so long bestowed on me. and to assure those
who may confide their orders to me, that
whether small or large, they will receive the
best terms and prompt attention.
JOS T. THIBODEACX.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
@t

T j. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LoCA.
~. Gated in town permanently and will
perform all operations appertaining to his
PROFESSIONS at very moderate prices.
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for ~>
o. Office Corner of St. Philip and Thibodaux
Sts. The best Of reference given.
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III. HOFFMANN.

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
y Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tation black walnut Cot1ins, also cypress
cotfins made to order, &c, &c.
ID connection with A. H HOrrMANN. Cal.
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds OF fur
nlture. Nam Street.
l5jan76 ly Bet. jackson and St Philip.
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The Want of Reliable Diuretic,
Which, while acting as 4 stimnlant Of the
kidneys, neither excites nor irritates them,
was long since supplied by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. This fine medicine exerts
the requisite degree of stimulation upon
these organs, without producing irritation,
purpose than unmedicated excitants often
resorted to. Dyspepsia, fever and ague, and
kindred diseases, are all cured by it.
For sale by all Druggists and DeolerA
generally. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-01

1T, bic gerfaiIuns sebroden gu baben.
Die uon Der 8amtHer (Stortbins) erbobsne
Nntlase beiduloist iie, BEN SOnis uerfiibrt
gu baben, sesen ben @iaen Der &ammsr
unb i'm 8iberipru9 nit bsr @erfaiiuns ;u
bamoeln. Sm @runbe senommsn banbeIt
es iid Bel Der sansen slnseIesenbsit um ben
Streit: bat Der &0nis mad Der gerfaiiuns
elm abiolutes 8etosRe9t ODER nidt? Die
Mebrbeit ber Stortbinss iast: Nsin! Die
&rone unb ibre &dtbe iasen: ga! Der
pro;eB, Der sesen oas Cabinet sinssleitst
wurbe, 1T Der 9usfluB bieies prin;ipielen
Streites. Oas &ei9sseridt, weldss be,
ionbers gu bem 3uede einberufen murbe,
sebOrt in iiberwiesenbem Sbeile Der Mebr.
beit 6er &ammer an, unb bic Serurtbsis
lung marb nit siemli4er si9erbeit erwar.
tst. Miniitsr Selmer purbe in alien brei
Nntlaseu idulbis befunben. 0as llrtbeil
lautet: Der Staatsminiiter Selmsr iou
iein Mmt als Staatsminiiter unb Mitglisb
bes tOnisliden &atbes uerwirtt baben. sln
Pro;eBtuiten bat berielbe Is, ,2259 &ronsn
(ca. $4,000 ;u sablen, ruouon Is, 900 8ros
nen ($lsOO fir bic Srei Nutldssr beitimmt
iinb. - Sn goruesen 1T bemna9 bas
Priusip Der Miniiteruerantmortlidt ni9t
nur in Der 8erfaiiuns einseidrieben, Jon,
bern wirb aud seiibt. Man itebt bort nidt
an, uun ben @eredtiamen @ebraud su
MAIDEN, bic in Der Serfaiiuns einssidries
ben iinb.