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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

kossuth is still alive, but is failing gradually,
and his death is liable to be announced at any
hour.
Nictoria'S youngest daughter, the Princess
Beatrice, is betrothed to the young Prince
Henry of Battenberg.
The receipts of customs at the port of Boston
for the past year were little more than two
and Il quarter millions less than for 1888.
Public men at Washington are divided in
opinion as to the wisdom and meaning of the
civil service views expressed by Grover Cleve-
land.
William I'll. Nanderbilt's life is insured for
100000, Jay GOuld's for 100000. CYRUS W.
Fields for $240000 and Uncle Rufus Hatch's
for S76,0 900.
1ntermarriage Of deaf mutes and Il resultant
increase of their number constitutes danger to
be provided against, according to Professor
Alexander Graham Bell.
The debt statement issued Friday shows the
increase of the public debt during December to
be $641 1854. The decrease of the debt since
June 30, 1884, is $31 sol ,S64.
General Thomas l.. Clingham, of North Car
DINA, is about to publish a WORK on his tobacco
leaf panacea, which he contends will reduce
human suffering ninety per cent.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

The Philadelphia News SAYS that 4 hen 1T San
Jose, Cal, recently hatchcd seven chickens each of
which han four legs Being provided with twenty
eight legs, this lie ought to be able to travel.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

kossuth is still alive, but is failing gradually,
and his death is liable to be announced at any
hnur
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

From Weets 4 Potter, Uhotesate Druggists and
Importers, Boston.
MIR. +. W. knSman We must have some more
Adamson's Balsam, tor obey do Say that il is the
best thing out. Please send ten gross immedi-
ately by freight
"Iours very respectfully,
CIV EEkS 4 POIIER.'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

In case Of hard colds nothing will relieve the
breathing quickly as to rub Arnic:t * Oil Iini-
ment the chest.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15
DRIP. Nichols.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Office at residence Of Capt. W. G. Nichols,
Searsport. Maine. 32tf
FRANK MILLER

IS11 1N1A NuI-lAkft,
Respectfully informs his friends in Belfast
Rockland, Camden, Hope, Appleton, &c, es-
peclally those travelling via Boston & Bangor
Steamship Line that he has taken possession of
the saloon known the Bangor Exchange" on
Fosters Wharf, directly at the Steamer Landing
Meals and Refreshments served at short notice
Parcels left safely cared for Cali and see us.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

Vctoria's Youngest daughter, the Princess
Beatrice, is betrothed to the young Prince
Henry Of Battenberg.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

Collins VOItaic Electric Plas-
ter instantly affects the Merry
Gus System and Banishes Pain.
A perfect Electric Battery
combined with q Porous PIaS-
ter for Twenty-Five cents. 1t
annihilates Pain, vita izes
Out Parts, strengthens Tired
Disease, and does more In one
any other plaster in the world.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15
Sunerinr TO ANY.

Zone of our oldest and most experienced physi-
clans after many trials and consultations without
benefit, gave Or. Seth 1trnoFs cough Killer 4 thor-
oush trial. and pronounces it superior to any cough
remedy he ever ANY wishing TO know
who the doctor is will inform Him. Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, EUeniuq 1Elii
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

When Baby was sick, gave her Castura
When she was Child, She cried for CastoIiH,
W hen she was I Miss, she chung to C;storia,
When she had Children, she gave them Gastoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

"W cares sure lure for Heayes'' Is decidedly ON
gees ana never take a back seat. sold by iiowe>
Il Co. in Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

Before marriage" she pouted, "you used to
speak Of my beautiful auburn locks, but now YOU
call me red-headed" "My dear" replied the heart
less man, "marrage opens the eyes. Before that
event WAS color blind
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

II Is currently rumored, says the Antioch
Ledger that the Black Diamond Coal Mine
VIII shut down on the first day of the year.
lhls Is Il good mine, produces very excellent
quality of coal. and, us we understand it, the
lr"uht exists IN the fact that it requires too
much pumping and costs too much money to
keep the water down to make the mine
pay. II Is rumored that the Central Pacific
falifoad Company has offered 81 1000 for
ms NINE, bat there is no confederation Of
this rumor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

The receipts of customs at the port of Boston
for the past year were little more than two
and a quarter millions less than for 1883.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

THE CUi FFaMEiL MEDICAL 60
AHn 81, Nc@ lofh. n. B.; Post Dnire Bon, $50.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

dime smoke ior Il nickel, E.tabrook 4 Eton's
Royal Comfort sold by VIM. o. Poor 4 Son
Try one.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-01-15

HoME.-1n calling attention TO an article adyer
tised in our columns, pleased to notice ar
monials relating to Hoods Sarsaparilla are from
New England people, and many from Lowell
the home of this medicine. We assured that
the sale of this article in Lowell where il is best
known, is wholly unprecedented in the annals OF
proprietary medicines. We leave ii with you to de
eide as to the probable merits of an article with
such solid foundation.
wheelman who rec emily joined the church was
heard to mutter. as he picked himself up ont of a
mud heap: "Wouldn't there be some tall swearing
II hadn't been cOnN prteu last Mnnk z
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18

esvss &aSe Weave lie lsea hAa.ss.l =.
~ Aesse>stass IN t>iS, sAsEs hAs h,sa =
tAsciaSssaS nsN>tsEy Aecas ftcxasa
eFrse ttsne 81 sfsae she esys>Ssassea -
eSt>+s the VAST SsAHe aAs esea aa>isx
S>NtsA>SeS'Ass>ss Ne vsse Aae~ ssaeh
seras ses $sssSses. has Il ~as sheashs
taSs sss >fSsrh. Gas Asrasa es~a tAs
tSat x NsNsrr s. she AsiNassS, would
~ sss IsSsla II ~ 81 es>ea ri, . e>,ssassx
ss>A N r<Neasr<s * S>'ass AlssS ~ esAss
May ltse.sss. A.as>ssx less vssssaArv
Seaa leras sSAss es hse, AAs a,AssS
tvsnSe sAe saelse aat3 Nes ,eas asp
a. eAase&>A l>,ankN>sx eS aaasasasss ssps,
Isl sss eESAa&Ss& ~ sSss esAaAs sAsysssA
A,sS tEs'.la he >ass~as&Sas hss,s> And
s>ss.ss sNs~es,tsess> have Asea asls,,ssS
Il ~rI&s& S=seat tAss sAs sssAsea sss
pSsetseilGS seSeAseSA As sxelesNs.
N,ssSS ersos(> SssNssse& ss,ssa Lake oAsSe
saeeee ~ tSsRe S>se.e, on sAs sxsresse
>n'tsa Ss1 SsSt's1 d ~ tasSS stabbed
"'sa axes ss2 81 Seassss eaaahes>sS
@'sa ss,>Es>s pfSasS Nlss-ssess, AID sA>
}SsS sAss - sksest b. clssSszss xssA ssx>sn-
s.s,e>s >Sasss asAt essssessa aaa>,as he
~sssv places q shs eassA, Nes ssSa
sae ssa1A.ss Sa>& .eNa fes ass aNax ssSs
n sass paradise es seea.seA There NAV
se s>esaSiaAeis lss2 aeysA es sAAs A.ks
~ reward sasesesss-, eas sae everglades
etvsss slsss Do stsea essx &essSs ~
sas ssassses, ~ssh Ais sassaas<sAss AsaA
ss>s sah eNeeRs ssas Z sa<ssx sfssa es
saS e,ssss - sstasets. SaS.02v ia.ss>
sts;ta.,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.

That Is a long Journey overland
but 1t Is vastly shorter to SO round
by waiter.
Since Railways have spannel the
continent" annihilating time and
distance the Journey has lost no,
only its terrors but It's hAr,ishipS,
| and each new "itaa" in the "lrans-
e>.ntinsntsl chain" with its improves
nents in elutFment and structure.
brings \ "wrrld ot ecMtort" 10 the
wsyiavr.
The ChiesSo. Milwaukee i st.
Paul Railways Chicago, Council
klufs aud Omahs Shcrt Line pcs-
Ssssss every seSture which renders
railway travel aHrsvsbla lis con-
struetioa. equipment and service are
the best ot the best. the eouatry
lhrut,xh which it passes is = never
failing source Of pleasure. it fsSS,s
the eye ~nd yields abundant and
most desirable supplies for tae I.sr,,er
Of the palace Dining Cars run upon
all The ernpSny's through trains
and these in charge thereof have
orders so: H. Se>ept Of any second
rate aommsSssry substances, aud they
don't do II rs \ iris. OF the cuisine
verify,
The mIet fastil,ouS ,rsvslsr who
has never had experience of how they
DO things on the Ch:cssc, milwaukee,
/ 81, Paul Railway. Is surprised ss
witnessing how EASILY they make
him eoni le,ely comteytSble. Hut
the secte, Is in having the facilities,
i'll Knowing how aud having the dis
position II do it. HE sueu dissovsss
they r>sssss all these. snd when ne
has arrived at either terminal of the
grand rSsa he is ready t. Certify they
have "pertSy,neI sll they advertise.
For desSiss eruS9ls the U,ess,urs,
the fAsserSer Department. and Any
well taNrnssd Ticket Agent in the
when rss,sv T. sc. xa
by this roa,e> t~SSxswsf.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18
1 KtAry Of Gov. YAMNA

IAsard Zeh Yanca telling how hs
captured tho vote Oi back woods sae'
element In North Cayolina when he
arst ran gar Congress, He said he had
never bean In that settlement and dtdnt
know Tho b0ya. Ila rode over tie
mountains and iouAd about sixty sover'
eigns at u cross,road grocery, and he
Rot down sad hitched his horse and be-.
gan 10 make their acquaintance and
crack his jokes around. and thought he
wns getting along pretty we'll With (haM.
but he noticed IN old mAn with shaggy
eyebrows and hig brass speetaales sit'
ting on chunk aud marking In the
.anl with y stick. Tho old man didn't
seem to pay any attention to Vance,
aud after y while Vance concluded that
the old man was bell-we,her Of
The louk and that II was necessary
Ia capture him. ~ hs sidlad up close 10
him and tho old man got up and shook
himself and leaned forward on his atick
and SAID solemnly:
"rhis II Mr.. Vance. oeltevsS"
"Yea, air. said Vance, "And yoa
have come over here 10 see my boys
about ther votes. l beliavaY"
Yes. sir" aa'd Vance, "that II my
business"
well, sir" said the old man. "Atore
YOU proceed with that business would
like 10 ax you \ isw Queationa"
Certainly. air certainly" sold
Vance,
"What church mout you belong TOP
said the old man,
That was neutrality-suspicious.
dllnt belong t. any church. No knew
that religion aud meeting WAS y bly,
thing Ia tho back woods and controlled
their politics. hut no Aidnt know what
their religion was. for North Carolina
waa powerfully spotted, HUT ha
sluarud himself for the responsibility.
and says ha; well. now, my friend. !
viii tell you about that, ior II il \ fair
question. Of eaurse Il IL, Well, you
sea my grandfather come frnm Aeot'
land, aal you know that over in Scot
land every body II Presbyterian" Here
he pa,sea to note the effect. but saw
no aisn ot sympathy with his grandpa,
"Nut my grandmother came from
England. and over there everybody he.
longs to tho Episcopal Church. lie
pa,,ael again and the old man marked
another mark In tho sand and spit his
tobacco away of,
hut my father was horn IN this
country in N Matholist settlement, aud
50 he grew up u Methodist" Still no
sisn of approval from the old man. and
~ Vance took his last shot and said;
"hut my good old mother was baptist.
and it's my opinion that \ man has got
IL 50 under water t. ~ to heaven,
The old man walked up and. taking
him hy the hand. sail; "Well. YOU
are all right, Mr. Vance," and then,
turning to tho crowd. saids "keys.
he'll 10. and you may vote Tor him, !
thought he looked like Baptist" And
the old man slowly drew flask nom
his cnat-,ail Aal handed il I" Vance to
seal his faith Hl' .i'p ~ .atlaa.a
luHSttthtion
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18

Judge William karter, of SheboySan.
and Judge kaswell Marks. ef Selma.
Ala, We're both nAtives w l.exinstpn.
keaturAy, In hevhl~A they had jam,
med the same cats head into the Saa,a
piteher, stelen peaches luM the same
tree, sgt trpaa,>el by the same farmers,
and Mere otherwise snvieuSly intimate
T"nds. Afterwards ehuas vt college,
and then errAai heys IN the same etli,s.
Later IN lite they parted. and russ to
snelnae h>MNra in their Separate places
Last JANUARY they met for the tlrst time
sMes saelr parting IN l.exMgten, aud
@swel a s>'a>NsAl buwl in homer II the
sNsat About mian,ght null Of Afles,
tea and eathasiasm. they retirs>t IN the
ssma he>l Nwas huge affair, stand,
ing IN the msaale ei the r<,<au. sa1 "a,
.aeae H eelaS drawn up by rrpsA to
the t~atsng, whtle the re>,m xas leias
rseaael II WAS very s>ald night. and
they Flayvi their clathms upon the sssps
W the h<A lnst after they Tell Asleep
fur friends catered softly. asew the
eei ey the rrpes nearly TO the ss,ihas.
saa ION them suspended a,eat ten Zee,
nrm the aeS Then they lesksa the
aSu outside ana retired
AZ Sa N ta>tge kaster woke up
With that SPECIES as thirst which usually
1c'aes after heasaeky puasA. and tech,
Nirally Srewa AZ "hrt tapsexA' Leap,
NY ens et hei 10 get the i,e pitcher.
he Went whmllns down ten feet. ahsht,
ms WITH \ seul'stirrtns thaap GA all
tears>
fhsss wss = hug. psimtsl raass>
Then he gesrsl Ny thsr,sh the lark,
aeSs AND called;
"CasMeM"
No reply
-, Caswellt'
teetAs csses'
"tAa%
"Eh ANA ~hsss" The aass wss
AwskeaSns,
i've aAlsa sAr>ash a ua,>~ ysllsa |
the ae~ Aas'sass1 N.ass; ~sSs ap AMI |
light the candle"
"Whss ArS yeas" saerssNl Judge !
NAstss, sssegsN, hasanss his epAsiSw |
that bis heaeyatle brother NAN drum.
~nrwa hes~ fa( shrrasa = tran |
tNaF sss eas M my si.ss ci The hS>i~
Al s&hs~ Asl lelse Marks /
sesas;aS eas rS he'd ea his eva sils .
sasaea hrxS srsasrssasss and landed .
az the saail Il his hAck. 10Th ~sss /
~" S>sNaa><I they hsd fslNea MIC = /
'ssa II thieves, saa ~ese s>>Sshlv 81 hxs |
ssas>seyy>a The ,eAsss hai s,<<sv>s sh. |
hesNy wS>>ssa shutters 81 ~ tSsAs s,,asts |
eater, Sa3 resaeNs& all she Narassa.s. |
lAe N>ssrs ssre<N ssrsal ea HANDS
ssI S%s'sAs asas(r hr1ea to death. AMI /
,@N ss SaNhseak discovered the hx>s. /
}SsAae e<& @se Is, AMI srs ~arta eaessa |.
Er talk she shNs over,
Iesse ~sss sy>Sss,. s~e temperance
SSestss started aa>sss slcstSas ~asss,
,~S The headquarters et eas il At
>etmA> As ether ~ SAseeyxaa
tVe,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18

"A a. Is 5Fssst - asFt
IL OlIlcsrs, Active Asmbors, and Hon
orAry Members.
Oalccry.

Jss, II. Mills, l'rss,dant. w. w
Anderson, w. II. 6utherlin and Lex
Mantle, Vice Presidents. Alex Dovins
Corresponding aecre tAry; Jerry Col
llns, Recording Secretary: A. J.Flsk
Treasurer.
Executive CoMM,ttee e----H. i
brown, MlNEH, J. d. Mathe~on
Billiags Post. J. II, H~ndry, Living
stOn Enterprise.
The following II list of tho meM'
bsrs who signed the roll.
w. w. Andersen. Bosen,sn Avsn'
Courier; Jerry Collins, Fort Benton
River Press; w. IL. sutherlin,
Rocky Mountain Husbandnaan /; A,
X. Yarkss. RoxsmAn Chronicle /; J,
d. MAthssan. A,lllngs Post Lace
Mantle, Butte Inter Mountain; Alrx
Dsvins. Billings Herald J. II. Hen
dry, Livingston Enterprise; II. II,
Howsy. Helena Independent J. b,
Read, Intsr Mountain; Jas. II. Mills,
Now North West; Andrew J. Flsk.
Helena Herald; Homer NJ. Hin,
Helena Independent; WIN Kennedy,
Mlssoullan II. T. Brown. Butte
MlNER; Geo II. Ro0s. Stock aud
Mining Journal Hiram Rraadags,
Dillon Tribune; A. NJ. Williams,
stock aud Mlnina Journal; J. L.
6tevens, Townsend Trahohant; J.
w. Kias'sy, Rilllags Rustlsr,; c,
Hedges, Helena Herald.
The following names were proposed
for memberhip In the association,
who were not p resent aud on motion
wvre elected Menhers.
y. h. Foote. Dllon Tribune: W.
II. HAnks. sun River sun; d. Il.
Hall. Sun River sun; =. 4. Marney,
Mile. City Stock Journal; J X, Hath
AwAy. Miles City Stock Journal;
II. J, Araastrung. Missoalisn Il. \.
Suthcrlla. Rocky Mountain Illus
handn,an; Daniel Searlss. Butte
MINER; John Il, Wilson, Dillon Tri-
hune; Harrison Sp~ulding, Missoula
Times; G. &, Mcfarland. billings
Herald; W. II. Knight, Yellowstone
Journal.
Sam. Gordon. Ysllowstane Journal;
q. II. Wright, Livingstone Enter-
prlss; W. w. Mabs~. Glendivs
Tinaes; J. II, Widmsyer. Glendive
Independent; Thos. Baker. MAai-
sonian; II, 4, Flax. d. W. FLAX. +,
N. Wilson, Helena Herald; q. Z,
swallow, Independent: Frederick
Loekley, Guy y. eiatt, Butte Inter
Mountain; John $. Mills, Anaconda
Review; Walter Mxthssan. Killings
Nat: Chxs. 4 Fell. John Vreomsn.
Mineral Aryus; T. n. Shehnae<ilin.
River rrsss: n, J. hieksl. Christian
Advocate; =. A. Robertson, Il, A.,
fslkey. Nontanian; y. II. Crpunsc.
Rev. L. l.. Wood aud Rev. Front.
The following honorary members
wexv als0 elected: A. h. kissr. Thos.
lleyarMon. Hon. IL. Il. Buck. Hon
". h. Hunt. Z. l.. Spencer, W. V
FSsnherson. Rev, J. ]. GArviu. A. {.
h. W. Carpenter. Hon. Mar
lin MAxtnnis, Hen. Van IL. Fisk.
]. Z, kerlsy, Hon, :. W, I.Angherne.
Hon. Henry n. hlake. 4, = Wiikin,
Nh, w, 4. SAnders, Root. :. Kelly.
4. ". Carleton aud u. W. ril,oa.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18
twAasnsAtVry Resolutions.

The following preamble AUD rvsc-
l0.ion passed BY the Montana Pm s.
Association the nth lust, explain
thsMselvss.
Mr.. President, your committee sr-
I>SNnted 10 tuVutr~ into certain le-
uaArks reported H. have been made
apea the haor II tl,s house Of repsvsen.
tstives by MeMhcs> thereof. severely
eueetinx upon the honesty and ,n-
e9rity IT the publishers Of NantSns
ANU In effect accusing them Of DIS
honest praettyxa, eeg leave to report
that they have made All Investigation
u the same, aud white they are an-
able to report the exact language uss<l
UPON the cxcasien rvferrsl tc, are Vet
NtfS satisfied that saeh remarks wvSe
made, and that generally. they were
uafsir, unjust aud uneS llsi for. Your
t<saaanaittee therefore b<x leave o. sub
mt the following resolution ~ All sN-
prvssien Of the sessSe St this asssSis>
ti>,a, eelievieS that Its Stsept,cn will
constitute \ dttinS r~auks for saeh
anwArrAntsd assertions aud viii
tend - ~ hold the dignity and rr>>-
ts>S the rights " the publishers Of
Montana
WassEAS, II has cusae ~ the
know es>lxe II this association that
leetSia members & the lewes house
II the Legislative Assembly Of the
rerrttrry. now in seSsien, have
poelselv AMI ul~>a the r<<,r es said
hrass characterized the publishers
And printers ef Montana generally -
Al aaprse etpled esAss ef t,sss, s<skiax
snN All opportunity sN pluadsr the
public Treasury: AND,
WaEAE-AS. Believing shSt s9eh X
aaArks Ws-e wholly Gaealls& for anu
unjust. and heslevtuS further THAI 10
pextnit $neh resnarAs and assertions,
naAIs Ia saeh pahlle asanass. hv
saeh high officials. t. 80 ua>
challenged. would Be detrimental not /
NaN - shs tnn0eae~ ~ the eress,
bat ~ the eSss Interests ef the ep.ss-
naa,sy as lAyxs thsxssoss, eei
k-sese~S, That the Nea,ana rrsss !
AssSsSsiea nseeSy sxnssssss its ss,s-
ehAtie assapsxrvSl NJ AL sseh ssssS>
tflssA snsiaaassNas and snap,iSxstcus,
~ ess eatx hf-siMsI, ,aneAllss f>r and |
onsars~,xssx by the ActeSl Condition |
" things bat eaes<cmssg the tsixaisx /
- ehes~ Mesahers who BY the Ia |
8a~ASS eS the erxss asI the fssnehiss J
u = sse< e<>ae.s, have e~~e eeaersS /.
With Legislative nanseseaS I
IHS NANesS. (
\. J. ElSA. /
J. T. AsNl,A1,
W, W, AlpNsSaN,
h. II, HeNsY.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18

CALE8 4. InSAS&,
l-9lC6 Probate Judge.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18
= uORT I'M E
berwEeN
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The ui " line to take tor DuS Meinss. Mar,
shAlltuwn, tstsr RAPIDS. Clinton, Dixon. cht-
casa, milwaukee, AMI all points EAst- 10 the
pptple af Nebraska. Colorado. Wyoming. Utah.
Idaho. Nevada. Oregon. Washington aud Gait
Mrnis 1t eiiar~ superior advantages no, possible
by any other line.
An,ung 4 few ot the numerous points of su.
periarity cnjoyei by the patruns Ut this mad
between umaha ana Chicago are Its two trains
AdAy ri HAY CO~chrs, which arc the tnest
that human art and ingenuity eau create: Its
ls~l~ce Slreptnx Cara, which are models of
exA,afert and elegance; Its farlOr DRAW ing
MSossa cAr~. unsurpassed hy any: and its
widely celebrated fal~ti~t Ntntssx Cara, the
equal ot VI hieh can not he found elsewhere.
AT Council hlutts the trans W the Cni0n Ia,
eiar ky, connect III Union depot With these of
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Ry. In Chicago
the trAi,.S W this ltne make close c<lauset,.,h
with these ofall EaStern lines. i.
Ex netrrtt. tVluMhus, indianapolis. Cinein
natl. Niagara Hslls, Buffalo, fittsburg. Toronto.
NantreAl, k<~teli. New icrk. Philadelphia,
baltimore. Washington, and all points ia the
East. ask tho tieket Agent fT tickets via the
"NONrll WESTERN"
il you Visa tae hest scxs,mC>isiionA All ticket
agents sell tickets ytA this line.
n. NVGAtlJr, n. :. HAIR,
General Mansser, General rASSsnser Agent
CNlCAGO.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-18
E.. D. REYNOLDS, Butte.
DIR. LIEBIC
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DISPEN~ARY.


se,ngs
forfeit thousand dH
Will not un aud advice
scompncaion
ono cured sho!e ca'e'
:oI $40 Re-
only pay On 9 nse c or x @ "
Fraucie
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Condensed locals.

street lamnS will he lighted at G:55 p. M, and
extinSuished ut 300 a. m.
TtS' grand worthy chief templar has ar-
pointed y H. Frear. John =. Poler, William r
Bailey, William +. SwitZer. Mrs. Mary O.. Fox
well and Mrs DR.. Sarah BraithwaIte. 10 repre-
sent the grand lodge OF Good TempltrS, of The
District, at The temperance centennial, on the
25d inst.
Alice Booth. twenty years old. who lives at
1928 9Th street northwest, was burned about
the head and face by the explosion of a krro-
sene lamp about . O'Clock last evening. Her in
JurleS are not serious.
Mr. John F. Early and Miss Halle Gruber
were married at the Fifteenth Street Presby-
serian church last evening, in the presence OF Il
large gathering of friends.
Joseph Hume, sailor, was fined - by Judge
smell to-day for being drunk and disOrderly.
contracts for stationery for the Department
OF Justice were awarded yesterday u F. Paret
city.
Patrick Smythe was fined 500 by Judge Smell
to-day for selling LIQUOR on SUNDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-03
CarelesSAeSs in Putting Up PreScriD
tiOns,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The sad accident that befell the young ladies
"f Hoboken, y. j., brings to my mind several
similar accidents for which / can offer no ex-
cuse- L have been the proprietor of drug
store for many years, and did a large prescrip-
sion business, and when hear of the mistake
or dispensing morphia for quinia must con Tess
am shocked. rs quinia is "A drug being in con-
slant use both in prescriptions ana sale over
the counter. and nOrphia is drug usually used
IN prescriptions. and should be uItCaps kept
among the po:>ons- which should he kept in
separate closet or compartment which would at
hast warn person when they had to go To-
such place. 1 would offer this suggestion 10
the druggists of thiS city that Us so many mis-
takes OF this character occurring that n little
harmless coioring matter, q. 2. cOchineal be
added To the morphi&. that when they
either sell or dispense the drug that il will be
apparent to them. e. L
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Alleged Fraudulent Eay.RoI,s.

INVESTIGATING FOREMAN PRINCES OFFICIAL
CONDUCT.
The officers of the fourth precinct are engaged
In investigating the charges made against VIM
H. Prince, the foreman OF the District govern
ment work on the county roads, who is row
under bail on charge of false pretenses. One of
me italian labOrers. named Siccone who drew
MS pay under the name of Sacco, through a
clerical error, says that he worked 20 DAYS in
one month ana got a ticket for 251, days. He
charges that Prince drew his money for him
ana returned him the pay for 30 days work
Keeping the balance of the money for himself
HE officers claim 10 have discovered a number
OF similar irregularities in Princes methods