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Poisonous Canned Goods.

The numerous cases Of fatal poisoning
from the use of canned goods have callss
forth an excellent and timely article from
the pen of DR.. J. G. johnson, published In
the last number Of the Sdnttdridn. Accord
Ing 10 this authority the evil consequences
that so frequently follow the eating Of can
ned fruit or vegetables are due TO q practice
adopted by manufacturers of sealing the cans
with an amalgam composed of muriate OF
zinc, made by dissolving zinc In muriatic
acid. This amalgam Is placed In the grooves
about the top of the can and held there by a
clamp while the soldering iron Is passed
over II. 1t often happens that the amalgam
penetrates the can, owing TO the expansion
of the tin from the heat. The muriatlc acid
acts upon tin as we'll as upon zinc, and thus
the poisonous muriate Of zinc and tin Is
formed within tho oan. TherS 10 nnt nsnally
q sufficient quantity of the poison In one can
TO do much harm, but IL Is retained In the
system until sufficient amount Is accumu-
lated to produce fatal results. The effect Of
the poison on the fruit is to give 1t faded,
white appearance. DIR. johnson warns buy-
es Of canned goods to reject every can that
does not show the line Of resin around the
edge Of the solder In the cap, knowing that
In Its absence murate of zinc has been used.
DR.. johnson says that If a cen Is sound tho
head Is sunk In. II the contents have COM
menced to decompese the head |, bulgsd out.
Dishonest dealers buy these "swslls," as
they are called, punch hole 10 the heads,
and put the cans in boiling water to drive
out the gases, after which they solder up the
hole. That is to say, they repeat the process
followed In canning. But cans SO treated
will have two solder holes instead Of one.
Such cans, II purchased, should at once be
cent TO the Board OF Health, along with the
contents and the name Of the grocer who
sold them.
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History Of n Vow OF Silence.


Berne Letter 10 The liverpool Post.
The English papers have brought us an
account of the death of ali eccentric charac
ter In London, who maintained voluntary
silence. The history of this singular man ID
well known In Switzerland. He used TO
psrambulats the country, dressed in gray
blouse and large hat. He was believed to
be dumb, for he only communicated by signs
His name WAS Wetlstein, and many years
ago rash speech on his part caused terrible
mischief. A young girl, who was the victim
of Il, was rejected by her intended BRIDE
groom, and committed suicide. Wettstein,
who was the author Of the mischief, took .
VOW the he would speak no more for twenty
years. He kept his word, and died In the
fourteenth year. @l @ ~#aM NJ VI
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Jay Gould Satisfied.
Ne,c York Tribune


Jay Gould had left the city for his coun
try home before the news of the nomination
had been received In Wall street. While th,
third ballot was in progress he said to Trib
,ne reporter, 81 think that Mr.. Blaine viii
bs the candidate of the convention. The
ballot shows constant gains for him over tn.
previous one. 1t certainly looks now as i
he would be chosen on this ballot. shall
be perfectly satisfied with the nomination
Blaine is live man and will be live Presi
dent. There is nothing dead about him
He Is abreast of the times and never allow,
himself TO fall behind single step. Arthur
has done very well In the office, and worse
candidates might be selected, but Blaine is
the man for the place."
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Subterranean Fish .
London Daily Netrs.

"A fact or mucn Intersst stuauass VI
ural history is vouched for by Cavalier Moe
rath, civil engineer, formerly Of Rome, and
now visiting this country. This gentlena an
has devoted much labor and attention to the
improvement Of water supplies in Italy. In
prospecting for water with. one Of "Norton'f
Abyssinian" Tube wells, he tapped spring
from which was pumped tiny living fish
This fish had passed into the tube well
through the ordinary perforations of one
eighth Of an inch. Examination proved 1t Ia
have 10 eyes, clearly indicating that 1t be
longed to an order intended to inhabt sub
terran.an waters. The occurrence was Ger
tilted to by two other gentlemen who were
present when the fish was pumped up.
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General Abe Ruford Suicides.

ISDIANAPoLrs, June 9.--General Abe Blu.
ford, Of kentucky, the best known turfman
Of America, committed suicide In Danville,
Ind, this morning, at the residence Of his
nephew, BENZ. z. Buford. General Buford
came to Danville last Wednesday and 1t.
tended the races this week. BE seemed
much depressed, which vislbly increased
after reading m article In : newspaper Civ
ing an account Of the dscadsnce Of the Blu
fsrd family written In connection with the
return Of Tom Buford 10 the Anchorage asy-
lun physical and financial wreck. He On.
tered his room Just after breakfast this
morning, and had been there but short
tims when the report or revolver was
heard. and he was found In dying condi-
ton, having shot himself In the head. He
died without struggle. Two statements,
dated this morning, were found, saying
financial misfortune, the death Of his family,
and trouble Of bis brother, Tom Buford, who
killed Judge Elliott, we're causes for the act.
The remains win be sent to Lexington, a.
requested by him.
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RAPID TRANSIT.



WASHINGTON, June s.-The special news
paper train over the Baltimore & Ohio road
conveying the Washington correspondents
from the Convention, left Chicago at 2:lC
p. M. on Saturday (3:lo Eastern time) and
arrived here at o'clock this afternoon.
While the actual running time Of the cars
was but 10 hours 30 minutes, the time Of the
special from Chicago to Chicago Junction,
273 miles, was hours 80 minutes: actual
running time hours IS minutes, an aver
age Of upwards Of 81 miles m hour, an un-
prscsdented run for the distance. At one
time 81 miles were accomplished In 80 min
utes, and frequently single miles In from BE-
to 5S seconds. The fiLxl n miles, from
GAINESVILLE to the Ohio river, was made In
2S minutes and @ seconds. Six miles dis
lance was run In minutes; q rate Of 90 miles
an hour. The 463 miles, from Chicago to
the Ohio river, was run In II hours aud 20
minutes, including SS stops. The actual
running time was 0 hours and 20 minutes,
or at the unparalleled average of so miles an
hour.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

a. U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. r, May l6, 1884,, I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
and that said proof will BE- made before RAN.
Davis, Clerk or the Second Judicial District
Court Of Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge, M.
T., on June 20, 1884, viz.-
CON. coUGHLIN,
who made Presumption Deciaratory Statement
No. 479O for the SE NEA NWk MEX Mex
NWA sec. 80 T Is N of z IL West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation oil
said land, viz
Fred Burg, Michael Mahony, Nels Opsata and
Owen Honawslt, all Of Helmville, M. +.
776t5 1850 r. ATKINSON, Register.
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Proof OF VIII.

In the Probate Court of Deer Lodge county
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Hcoban
s Deceased.
Persuant 10 an order Of said court made, this
2eth day Of May. 1884, notice is hereby
given that on Saturday the 26th day of Iune
4. d. 1854, at 10 o'clock a m. Of said day, at the
court room OF said court, at court house In the
point ed ~ the time and place Of proving the
will Of said Thomas Hooban, deceased, and Tor
hearing the application Of Conrad Kohrs for the
issuance 10 him letters testsmensarv. when
and where any person interested may appear and
777-St oRREN EMERSON. CLERK.
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No. 1886.
Application for Patent.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
uelena- NJ Il Anril % 1SSI

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T., April %. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin c, Brooke,
whose postoffce address Is Helena, aud Mathew Wor-
mer Alexander A. Eige, whose postofice address Is
Maryyille, all in Lewis and Clarke county, Montana
Territory have this day filed their application for
patent fifteen hundred 1901 liLear fcet of the
minerals, with surface ground four hundred 1901
feet In width together with mill site, situated IN
Stemple nHorganZed mining district County of Deer
Lodge and Territory of Montana, and designated by
the field notes and official plat file In This office as
Lots Nos. III A and 81 b In + II N X W, of Mon
tana Principal Meridian, said Lots Nos 81 and ~
being as follows, to-wIt:
For Lot No. 81 A-Scgnning at the northeast
loo. cor, which il slate 20x9xS inches mark 4
"l-lH45-A' for corner No. ], from which the SW
cor OF sec 35 TIP. 12N rig W bears N 81 degs 4S minis
SlS9.G feet distant running thence - degs Z
400 feet thence 90 dogs Is minis 1900 feet thence
N2a degs w 400 feet: thence SO dogs IS min 1900
feet TO cor No. and place of beginning, embracing
area of IL. 81 acres.
OF Lot No. 81 A. which Is slate stone 20xl2x5 inch.
marked "2- I345-A," alongside OF which is set a
slate stone aJx9x6 inches, MAJ ked l-13l5-B" for
cor. No OF said Lot No. 81 Il, running thence 6S
degs $40 feet thence South as feet thence as deg
81 minis w 5@2i feet, thence 81 degs % Minis w 30S
feet, thence dogs 81 Minis W 146 feet thence N
81 degs 45 minis 265 feet 10 No. aud place Of
beginning, embracing area OF 3.2i acres
Magnetic variation ~ degs % minis L, containing n
total area Of 1919 acres.
The location of this mine IL recorded In the Pc
coiders office OF Deer Lodge comfy In Book - Of
The adjoining claimants are
r, Atkinson, Register.
Sterling Won Tobel A.tys for Applicants.
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No. 1892.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M. IT.. Nav Il 1884

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T.. May .. 1854. I
Notice Is hereby given that Lawrence Lorraine
whose postoffce address is Blackfoot City, Deer
Lodge county Montana Territory, has this day dled
his application for patent for 1T23 acres of pla.
mining land, situated In Snowshoe Mining District
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, designated
by the field notes and ofical plat e in this Office
IS Lot No. 50, in township IL north OF range west
said Lot No. 50 being described follows. te-wit:
Beginning AZ granite stone 20x12x7 inches
marked -1433 from which corner To sections as
w and 33 townships 10 aud II north OF range west
bears is degs Is min w 1851 feet thence GO depe
DO min W12D0 feet: thence 3 40 degs 30 min w I445
feet thence 10 dogs IL min w 132 feet: .hence N
% degs 30 MN 1445 feet: thence 90 deg % min
l1se feet; tho nee N 81 oeg 731 feet thence 20
deg ~ min Sf26 feet; thence North l6 deg IL min
= S77.7 feet. thence N degs 10 min 6f69 feet:
theme 73 degs 80 min 140 feet; thence IL deps
w 7S2 feet: thence 5 Is degs 30 min w 1908 feet
thence 20 degs ~ min w $50 feet thence 80 deps
10 min w no feet TO the place OF beginning.
The location of this mine Is recorded In the County
Recorders Once Of Deer Locge County
T5-l0t #ks r. Atkinson. Register sa
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Mr.. Noah Armstrong has ordered bins 70
be built for the reception Of I'VE hundred
tons Of ore q summit, and increased his
working force up there. We understand that
on his visit TO the mines last week no ex.
pressed himself As being highly pleased with
the Observation-Disclosures s
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Notice Of Final Entry.
Q. .. LAND OFFICE,
Hafaua ~ IN MAJ 10 fQof

q. g. LAND OFFICE,
. Helena, N. T., May 10. 1884.
Nsticc is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF hrs intention TO make On nj
proof In support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver OF U. 3.
Land Once al Helena, Montana. June %, 1884 viz
JAMES N. BAILEY,
Who made Pre- emption Dcciaratory Statement No.
676l for this Lots Q a 4 and Swh oil NWk and the
NWk OF SWk OF section No. ain T No. o N, OF X
10 w.
He names the following Witnesses toprovc his contin
nous residence upon and cultivation of said land to-
wit:
Elisha Cook, Nathan Smith, John Flynn, George
Barker, all OF Garrison, Montana.
r. ATKINSON, Register
CoxLY & FooTE Aft',s for Claimant. s7Gt5
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1 0HqHU Send sc rents for fostarc. and rc-
Al pHlJE ~esvr rec aroatly hax y, gs.o.s III n
N 81ti win help al. n Il her srx. ID n,.rc
m snry right swav fhan nnyfhiur sl~s
~ t'e WIRE. Fortunes wait the erkar s,-osfs In
shrs Al pisc idiisr- Tarx q o., Augusta Mai j.
TsiIyr W.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALE.

Il > IL a..
Ellen Quinn, Plaintiff. e A
James w. whitlatch, Defendant.
To be sold nj Sherifs sae, at o'c!.,ck D. m. Sit
Hfday, the lt day Of February A. d. II in front of
the court holse door In the town and cJunty OF Deer
Lodge, NJ. T., under and by virtue VI an execution
In the ahovc-entitcd czause, Issued from ont the
District Court OF the Third Judicial strict OF the
Territory of Montana In and for Lewis 4 Clarke Co
the following described property, to-wit:
All of the right title and interest OF the d. pdant
James W Whitlatch In and 10 undivided on,s-half
" OF, In aRd 70 that certain quartz lode mining
claim known and design tied "a ths 'Mpnitor Lode"
located January II 1882, aud more particularly de-
scribed page 2S9 In Book of loder on die In the
ONCE Of the County Clerk and Recorder Of Deer Lodge
county NJ 4. ... a4.n - -
Also the undivided half VI interest OF, in and
to that certain OF her quartz lode mining lin
and designated a. the 'Pleideas Lode" located July
G. 1881, and more particularly described page I07
In Book Nj OF lodes on file In the see of the County
Clerk and Recorder of Dee Lodge county, Montana
Territory.
Also, the undivided one-haIf t) Of In and to that
eertsin other quartz lode miuing claim known and
designated as the Southern Cross" lode, located
November 2 1884, and more particularly described
on page 4s4, in Book of lodes on nle In the office
of the COUNTY Clerk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge
county, #.
rlaim known aud designated the "Sonora" lode,
located September % 1877 and more particularly de-
scribed on page l65 10 Book OF lodes file in the
Lodge county NJ. T.
Also that certain water right. taking water. from
Flint Creek, about three miles northeast of George
town, and located August 10, 1888, and partc-
ulaily described on page ia In Book OF MIsctlla-
naous Records on file in the Office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder of Deer Lodge county, NJ T.
All Of said above described property sitn tied lying
and being In Georgetown mining di-trict Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T.. and being levied upon as property
of the defendant.
Dated this 9th day of January A d. 1881.
JAMES B. McMASTER, Sheriff.
BY THos. MCTAGUE, Under Shtfih. 75g-.t
The above sale is postponed until SatuIday. March
- 1884, at O'Clock p. m.
Dated this 10th day of February A y. 1884
JAMES b. MCMASTER sheriff.
BY TON MCTAGuE. Under Sheriff. 7G3 st
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, April
%, 1884, at O'Clock D. m.
Dated this 2lst day of March A. d. 1881.
767-4t JAMES Is. MoMASTER, Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
May "a, 1884. at 2 o'clock p. m.
Dated this 22d day of April A. d. 1884
772-bt JAMES 3. MeMASTER, Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
June 81, 1884.
Dated this gath day of May d. 1884.
JAMES B. McMASTER, Sheriff.
BY Tom McTague, Under Sheriff. 777-4t
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Noticc Of Final Entry.

u. 3. LAND OFFICE
Helena, NJ. r., May a. 1885, .
Notice II hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hts intention TO make na
proof IN support OF his caIm and that said lroof will
be made before the Register aud Receiver o, tn. Uu
ted states Land Once at Helena NJ T., on uiy 5th
1881, VIZ. E&s . n
GILMAN @. WEIGH, @ -
VINO made Homestead Application No. li9i for the
SEA sec grip Is Nof Ri0W.
lie names this following witnesses TO prove his cn-
tinuons residence upvn and cultivation Of pad land
viz.
Thomas Coleman, David CoughIn, William VIII
liams, and Samuel Bigna, al uf iielmyillc, NJ. T.
sU-d T. ADkiNsON, Register.
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No 1891.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

HELENA. NJ. T., May II, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that Andrew 0Connell,
James NJ. Ryan, Albert kleinschmIdt and Reinhold
ii Kleinschmidt whose posi- office address IL Helena
patent, under the mining laws of Congress, for a
placer mining claim designated az Lot No. 81 and
81 b, situated In no organized mining district, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory, In unorganized
township, No. II North Range West which claim IL
not OF record, and described follows IN the Official
plat and field notes ON de In this Office TO wit:
For Lot No 81 beginning Mt Conner No. gran
lie stone 14xaxS inches and running thence - deg
ID min w 1880 chains: thence ) IS deg- ~ min w
1866 chains; thence ri drgs 35 min w 1875 chains
thence 4 degrees 30 min 800 chains: tn ence II
degs Is "A ~ chaii thence 80 dogs IS min a.
20 chains; Themes " IS deg -. Oh chains: thence
10 deg 30 min 10 Is CHAINS thence 70 dogs 90 min
90 chains TO corner No 10 from which the corner
81 degs ~ min distant lis. 9s chains, thence II
degrees L 1000 chains, thence 20 dogs 10 min w
3d. 20 chains, thence ~ degs ~ min 2e 05 chs to
the place OF beginning, containing area of 10 IS
ceres excluding therefrom OF q 10 acres In
conflict with Lot No. 81. Area claimed herewith
125 rs acres.
For Lot No. 81 D beginning at corner No 1 a gran
lite stone 20xiOxe inches IRON which corner No 5 of
Lot 81 A bears IS dogs IS min distant 90 tains
and running thence 10 degs w H. IS chains thence
min 600 chains, thence IS degs IL 80 chains to
the place of beginning containing an area of o 20
acres and excluding therefrom area Of 507 acres
in conflict with Lot No. ST.. Ares claimed herewith
~ acres Total area Of Lots 81 A and 3 15G.14
acres from which IL excluded 2si7 acres IN conflict
with Lot No. 81. The total area applied for bsing
12s 81 acres, upon which notice OF said application
was posted the 9th day OF April, 1884. The adioin-
Ing claimants to these premises are Thomas H. Cou-
ter ct a. claimants OF Lot No. 81.
F. Atkinson, Register.
comly& Foote, Attorneys. 775l0t
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1887.
Application for Patent.

US. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T.. April, -, 1884
Notice II hereby given that Benjamin c. Brooke.
whose pOstJffice address Is Helena, Lewis & 3larke
county, Montana. aud Mathew Worulcr aud Alexan-
der A. Elge, whose postoiice adde-s Is Maryvillr,
Lewis Clarke comfy, Montana Territory, have this
day filed their application for patent tor 1900 lin.
ear feet of the GRIFF l1d.', mine or vein, bearing
gold and Other Minerals Nib en5iaes M MS
District, county of Deer Lodge. aud Territory Of
Montana and designated by the held notes and official
plat on file In this Office Lot No. 20 in Township
IL North, Range West Of Montana Principal Me-
rdian. Said Lot No. 60 being ~ fJllows, t'rwit:
Beginning atthe NV loo. cor. which lie slatc stone
20x9xS inches. mtrksd "i-l3ii," for corner No /.
firm which the SW cor. OF sec. Is 12N RIG w hears
N 81 dcgs 4S min SiSa.6 feet distant running
thence - deg- 400 feet thence n Is dogs IS o
feet: thence ~ degs w 400 feet thence s Is degs
w 1870 feet to cor. No. the place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation 20 degs % min K. containing
1877 acres
The location of this mine 10 recorded in the Record
er's Office of Deer Lodge county, Montana in Book
Of -
The adloining claimants are unknown.
772i6t =. Atkinson, Register.
Sterling Won Tobei, Attys for Applicants.
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To whom II May Concern.

We are compelled, owing 10 late
losses by the flood, change Of firm
and other reasons to call upon all
persons owing US, by account, note
or otherwise, To settle such indebt
edness as soon as possible.
While we are very thankful t.
all who have patronized US, ant
earnestly hope that they may fnt
it to their interest to continue
such patronage, yet We are obliged
to request an early settlement O
all debts due us for reasons above
stated. Very Respectfully,
MCCOWN & SPENCER,
Successors 10 MCCown, Spencer
Il Co. apr23w4,
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More EvIdcnce.

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mans wonderful book on the "Ills
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