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HEADING THEM OFF.
Salt Lake Clergy Warn the World Against
Mormon Sianderers.

SALT LAKE, Dec. 22.-The clergy Of this
city to-day had a meeting and adopted the
following to 60 to the country: "The grand
jury unearthed a conspiracy on the part of
Mormon officials to blacken the character of
public men. The attack on Christian min
listers has begun. We warn the eastern
public against these slanderous reports EN-.
anating from Mormon sources. fSigned.]
r. G. McNiece, pastor Presbyterian church;
F. N. Putnam, rector St. Marks Episcopal
church; S. J. Carroll, pastor Methodist
Episcopal church; ]. B. Thrall, pastor Con-
gregational church: c. NJ. Armstrong, pastor
St. Psul's Episcopal church; John Walker
Jackson, chaplain, Fort Douglas; A. B.
PEBBLES, Congregational city missionary; P.
A. Fl. Franklin, pastor Scandinavian Meth
odist church: &. D. B. Miller, head master
at St. Marks school; Edward Benner, prin-
cipal Salt Lake academy; j. J. G arvln, prin-
cipal Salt Lake seminary.
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Call for Proposals.

In accordance with an order made by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Deer Lodge county, NJ. r.,
sealed proposals will he received until u NJ. January
1885, for erecting another story over the Cou,t
Rooms and placing steps TO the building DTOpOSas
may include entire work for second story, and
the steps separately Plans and specifications will
he ready for examination at the Office of tho Clerk
and Recorder Of Deer Lodg' county and aitcr Jan
uary 1885, aud are not to he taken from said Office
Masonry on the above work Ia not to commence be-
fore May Is, 1886 The Commissioners reserve tho
right to reject any aud all bids. The determ natisn
of the Board WIN I've announced Jan. H. A certified
forfeit check of 1900 is required with bids for the
Cont Building Further particulars desired may be
had from the undersigned
by order of the Board. JoHN X BA~TEaroH,
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., Dc. %, 1885. Chairman.
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The court houss construction In Helena
Is SUBJECT Of considerable discord among
the people OF Lewis and Clarke county and
The turmoil wakes warm. At = mass meet
ing held at the court house, Tuesday even
Ing, . committee of sixty five citizens was
appointed 70 investigate matters and protect
the interests OF the taxpayers, etc. 1t seems
. little strange that there 10 generally an
Internal row about the construction Of .
court house while the erection Of saloon
meets with universal approval. People are
an odd lot Of fsb, anyhow.
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Seeking Citizenship.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-The Chroni-
cle's FL Paso, Texas, special says: The
Chinese located In ri Paso are .sking out
naturalization papers and intend TO become
permanent citizens. Eight were made citi-
zens to-day. 1t 10 thought the whole local
colony, numbering over two hundred, will
secure papers. The leading Chinese In the
city state the movement will become general
and their countrymen in all cities and towns
In the Southwest will speedily renounce
their allegiance to China and become Amer
lean voters.
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The New relegr.ph rr.n.mi..sr.

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Wm. r. G. Shanks,
o. New York, has made written application
to the Senate committee on post Offices and
post roads for hearing on Edmunds's bill
10 behalf Of the telegraph company organ
lied by him In New York for the transmits
sion of commercial correspondence and
press dispatches by machinery over new
compound wire. Representatives Of the
company will DO heard BY the committee
some time In January.
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THE Helena Herald thinks boycottlug an
alien and unmanly aud reprehe nsible meth
cd Of operation, which will permanently
ipjure the cause Of those who resort TO IL.
Workingmen have right TO combine and
consult for measures of general interest, but
when this principle Is carried TO extremes,
II reduces the lsboring man to a condition
resembling the tribal relations of the Indian,
which is generally considered the obstacle
TO their civilization and Advancement. 1t IS
the great error Of these labor unions and
organizations that individuality is merged
In the common mass-each is encouraged to
expect the aid of all the rest to retain bis
position and enforce his demand, no matter
whether he deser es II or not. Boycotting
will keep the elements Of society In con-
tinual commotion 1t Is kind OF warfare
that degenerates very rapidly from very
low point Of beginning.
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AN exchange says: "The most dangerous
counterfeit Of a United States coin Is s.
gold piece that is supposed to have been
made through the rascallty Of some ex.em-
ployees In the New Orleans mint. 1t was
made with the genuine stamp. The outside
hof 900 fine gold, "a the inside of a 'pelter
and platina. Theas are hundreds of thou
SANDS OF them In ca Citation"
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improvements Humorousiy Suggested.

when the N. p. gets q switcnback over the
Cascades, and adaily pullback from Pasco,
and hustle somewhere along the line, the
Territory will no longer be cut bias, as IL
were. The Sound people win mot have to
20 to Oregon to reach the greater part OF
their domain, like hog crawling through a
hollow log under fence corner, only to find
himself In the same lot at the other end.
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SENATOR EpMUNDs' bill to set apart
forest reserve In Montana, is again before
Congress. 1t should pass. 1t is In Western
Montana, mostly, If not all, In Missouls
county, In a mountainous region covering
prominent feeders Of the Columbia and
Missouri. As It Is outside of railroad grants,
and practically uninhabLed, no rights would
be impaired and it might be the Initiation
for reserving tracts of domain covering the
sources of other important rivers.
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The White Elephants Death.

LONDON, Dec. 14.--Adv.ces from Manda-
lay state the sacred white elephant Is dead.
The CUSTOMARY ceremony Of keeping the
body lying In state for three days was pre-
vented by the British officials owing to SAM.
tary reasons. The funeral was attended By
an enormous crowd.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF CLERK AND r
h.na T.

OFFICE OF CLERK AND RECORDER,
DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Deer Lodge. Montana, Dec lS 1855.
On and after Monday, December the 2lst, A. D. 1876
twben the new law goes into effect all fees received
by county officers must be turned into the county
treasury. Parties having Business with any county
ONO which involves the payment of fees, will avoid
delay and save themselves trouble by sending the
money along with their work.
IL safer for You TO credit county officers, who
under bonds, than 1t IL for them to credit you who
are not. Under the new regulations those officers
have no discretionary powers but collect fees in
advance. WIN. +. STANLEY,
BY order of the Board $50 AZ Clerk,
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There's n song in the air. there's a star in
the sky,
There's a mothers deep prayer, aud bahys
low cry:
And the star rains its fire while the beautiful
sing,
And the manger of Bethlehem cradles a
King! II. u. HoHdnd,
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THE determination Of twenty.three more
cases Wednesday In favor Of the mineral VS..
the townsite claimants In the "Smoke
House" cases at Butte is in accordance with
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. But the government,
through Its officers, has sold the same prop
erty to two different parties, conveyed title
and received the pay therefor. If any citi
zen of the United States should do that be
would be punished as q swindler--and prop
erly punished. 1t Is just as great a swindle
and wrong that II should be done by the
government. This Is theme that deserves
consideration aud q subject that should be
presented at Washington that the govern
ment may make restitution.
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THE London police have discovered plot
TO assassinate the Prince Of Wales In which
a man named Magee was directed by a
secret society to execute the task. But
Magee weakened before executing the deed,
and attempted to blackmall the Prince for
sufficient amount TO leave the country. The
Prince turned the letters over TO the police
who decoyed Magee and arrested him and
bis wife. The woman In her first cons:er.
nation confessed but afterwards claimed the
confession was extorted from her.
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THE Butte Miner now lacks only one
feature Of pre-eminent metropolitan news
paper excellence-s libel suit. We are
surprised that Mr.. Ziegenfuss has overlooked
this desideratum.
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Notice to the Public.

Notice Is hereby given that ] have with.
Drawn from the firm OF Anderson q Lincren'
Garrison, Montana, and that / win MT ha
Responsible Tor any outstanding aocounts
c.-, :. JOHN LrNGREN.
Sarrison, NJ. /, Dec. 10, 1885. $50 an
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Estray Notice.

Came to our Ranch. Helmyille, Deer Lodge county,
- Kleinschmidts Fiat, two head OF
~,-~VfS the following described Horses -
I'd Y One Iron Gray Gelding, branded O
IN 49, on the right shoulder. aud one dars
HV N bay Gelding branded o on the right
AASEH shoulder.
Owner Is requested TO prove property, pay the
charges, ard for this advertisement and take the an
imas away.
The BLAcKFooT HORSE AND CATTLE Co..
S594t Carl Kleinschmidt, Secy.
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THE Senate bill giving a pension TO Mrs.
Grant passed the House Friday, only one
member-Price of Wlsconsin-votine in the
negative.
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A. H. MITCHELL, MI Gro. Q. DoUeLLr, NJ. D.
MITCHELL & DOUGLAS,
Physicians and Surgeons,
DEER LODGE MONTANA.
Prompt attention given p ofessional calls in town
and surrounding country.
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE SCOTT HOUSE.
NOTICE

TO whom 1t may concern: That from and
after Monday, December 2lst, 1885, ali civil
papers coming into the hands of the Sheriff
Ior service must be accompanied by sufficient
money to cover all fees.
eo94t JAMES b. MoMAsrKR.
Sheriff.
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IT LOOKS as II the elements and the Revo-
lutIonists would yet bring Colon TO a full
stop
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NOTICE.

To Whom IL Nay Concern. "a.
All persons are hereby notified not TO give
credit on my account to my wife, ~ VIII
not pay any debts Of her contracting.
So6at CHAs. p. II. bIELgNBRRo'
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on this day at least, "Peace on earth aud
good will to good willing men,"
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Ur to last Saturday the President had
sent 1000 nominations in TO the Senate.
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They Can DO the Same Thing to Us.

Any person finding new ten dollar bill,
on the Montana National Bank, Helena,
win confer Q favor by leaving It at the
Courier Office.
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arm selling beef In Deer Lodge At IA eta
per pound by the side or quarter. '
oos Nj. BfELENHERe.
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Sound over all waters, reach out from all
lands, ,.
The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands ,
Sing hymns that were sung by the stars vi
the morn, .
Sing songs of the angels when .Jesus was
orni Walter.
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II Ia good to be children sometimes, and
never better than ut Christmas, when its
mighty founder was a child himself
Dickens
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Consultation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Vel.
low Skin Shiloh's Vitalizer Is positive cure
For sale by J. ID. Eastman & Co. s45
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As fits the holy Christmas birth,
Be this, good friends, our carol still
Be peace on earth, be peace on earth,
To men of gentle will -Thdckerdu.
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DR.. n, n. WYNNE,
HELENA, MONTANA,
Eve Ear and Throat SlIvpeo

Eye, Ear and Throat Surgeon
Recently attendant upon the large eye, ear and
throat hospitals Of Europe, Vienna, Berlin,
Paris, London and Edinburgh)
The eye, ear and throat a special and exclusive
practice.
Speciacles scientifically fitted to the eye.
Catarrh of the and throat cessfully treated
OFtICE-JACKSON STREET. $50 Tyr
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our lives
to sHILoH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale by ]. d. Eastman Co. si5
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shiioh's Cure
and 81. For sale by ]. d. Eastman q Co. S45
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At Christmas be merry and thankful withal,
And feast thy poor neighbors, the great with
the small -Tusser.
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Tennyson as a Spring Poet.

New YORK, Dec. 15.-The Independent
has received by cable and will publish in its
next issue two extracts from Tennyson's
new volume. The first, which is reputed to
be one of the best of the short poems, is as
follows:
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The New NoRTH.W WEST.
The Mormons believe in boycotting.

JAMES H. MILLS, PUBLISHER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-28

For twenty years have been affiict-
ed with a dreadful blood poison, and
during all those years I have had the
best medical advice in the country, the
physicians prescribing the only reme-
dies known, such as mercury and iodide
Of potassium, all to 10 purpose. was
six months in Bellevue Hospital, and
became SO bad that despaired Of get
ting well. I then, through advice,
went to Europe and tried some Of the
best physicians there with the same re-
suits, and I returned again to this
country. Finally went to New Orle-
ans, being told that the French doctors
understood the treatment of my case
better and perhaps could cure me. Alas,
however, after taking. more mercury
and potassium from them, became SO
much worse that I gave up to die. So
bad had become that was sight to
behold. I had large ulcers all over my
body and face. There were holes in my
legs that you could put Il hens egg in,
clear down to the bone. \ number of
pieces of bone came out at my ankle,
and now carry the scars on my face
and body of the frightful character of
this disease. I then came back to
Providence, and by chance got hold
of a paper with the advertisement of
Swift's Specific in it of wonderful
cure. As last hope thought would
try it. Thanks be to God, can say
to-day that I am perfectly cured, hav-
ing taken medicine about three months.
Up to the present date no symptoms Of
the disease have returned, and feel As
well as before 1 was poisoned. I have
nothing but two scars to show that
was ever afflicted. / consider S. S. S.
the best and only remedy to positively
cure blood poison, and honestly re-
it to ali who are afflicted as
/ was. HILBERT ELLIOTT.
Providence, r. l., June Is, 1885.
Treatise OH Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer
Atlanta Ga.
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Sober passenger (angrily)-"Looh
where you step, man." Tipsy passen
ger (apologetically)-"Y-yes, 1 do: the
trouble is to step where l look. "-Har
per's Bazdr.
-'You don't mean to say that 20,
wish your wife would turn into pillar
of salt?" mot exactly; but" "But
WHAT" Il wish she wasn't quite SO
peppery. chicago Ledger.
1.-THE Secret Of the Brook" is a
late poetic effusion. It's foolish per-
son who would trust secret to brook.
as they have always been noted for their
babbling. -Rttsburgh Telegraph.
Victim of a shark:
A man went to sea in a barque,
And fearful grew he in the darquc:
So in terTor's mad reign
Jumped he into the meign,
And gObbled was he by a sharquc.
An ambitious actor once undertook
to play Hamlet, and his ungrateful au-
dience Kissed him vigorously. He re-
ceived these testimonials of disappro-
baton with majestic stolidity. and
when the storm was at its highest said
to Horatio: ''Only listen to the internal
lunkheads Kissing Shakespeare"'-Chi.
cago Tribune.
Col. Yerger has just been paying a
number of bills which his hopeful son,
who is o student at the University of
Texas, had contracted. Il hsd no
idea," said the old man to his SON,
''that studying was so expensive" 20.
yes. it costs money" replied the youth.
land didn't study so very much,
either. "-Teras Siftings.
Grammar vs.. Morals: George -
Mamma, mo and Tommy goes over to
Roney's and steals grapes. Mamma
Shocked at his grammar)-What, my
son! Say that again. George Me
and Tommy goes over to Roney's and
steals grapes. Mamma-Say that once
more. George, you know better Than
that George (scowling)-Tommy and
go over to Roney's and steal grapes.
Mamma (triumphantly)-That's right.
George; that's right Kisses him.
Life.
He was wrapped in dignity and an
enormous frock coat. and he sailed
along with the majesty Of a line-of-
battle ship under full canvas. Some
how all his dignity and majesty fell
from him, as hailstones do from a bald
head, when a bOotblack went up 20
him and said: Mister. you for.o %
take off the pawn-ticket osien the collar
of your cost" The boy admit wal. 10
he thanked for his infc-.1itiJn. TT
Bits.
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A KENTUCKY man died suddenly
last week while taking bath.-EI.
We remember reading of another
case of the same kind not a year ago.
Strange that these Kentuckians never
can learn that they have no business
fOoling with water.
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Dr.. BOSANKO,

This name has become so familiar
with the most of people throughout
the United States that it is hardly he
cessary to state that he is the originator
of the great DR.. BosankO Cough aud
Lung Syrup the peoples favorite re
NEEDY. wherever known, for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and all affection
of the Throat and Lungs. Price 50
cents and 81. 90. Sold by Scott & Son
The construction Of the Ship Canal across tn
Isthmus of Panama was certainly daring mag
nilicent thing. But the fact that in that
sicky climate, while at work in that marvel
GUS enterprise, so many brave and noble fell
lows lost their lives, is pathetic, tragic thing.
But it is a happy fact, that death there now.
will be rarely seen. Panama druggists sell
Smiths Rile Beans. Price two bits pei, bottle.
Sold by DIR. c, Gillihan.
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NO CHANGE NECESSARY.

It is not necessary to change the eli
mate which you live in or travel about
for the restoration of health. If you
have weak lungs, coughs, colds, Group
consumption or bronchitis, Beggs Cher
ry Cough Syrup is warranted to cure
you. Sample bottles free at Goodhue
& Evans.
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Rails, sleepers, and even tuning
forks and grindstones, are now made Of
glass, the low cost of hard glass cast
ings, about S1.S2 per hundred-weight,
being a strong recommendation.-M
Y, Herald,
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I got another. only changed cars

I got another. I only changed cars
three times coming from Ogden here.
"You was a-sayin' that you never
knew one of rs to get killed I have.
though. l was with two men last sum-
mer beating our way from Rawlins west
when one of them was lost OF course
don't know that he was killed. but
have mighty strong suspicious that way.
The three of us were on one truck, and
things were goin' along so smooth that
we got kind Of reckless, and one Of
the men. haymaker from Ohio. lost
his grip somewhere and disappeared.
As the train was making pretty good
time. and there being about fifteen cars
behind us, think know what became
of him. The only objection I have to
this kind of travel is the dust and the
noise. Otherwise it's very comfortable.
What time does the next east-bound
freight come along?"
just as he said the words q freight
train numbered up and paused mo.
ment before taking side track. Three
or four dirt-begrimmed fellows saun.
tered into the waiting-room, looked at
the clock. and backed up to the empty
stove as if expecting to find some
warmth there. The old man who had
just spoken looked them over carefully,
and pronouncing them "no good" got
a man off in the corner, and proceeded
to talk him to death. Five minutes
later one of the new corners undertook
to get away with sachel and overcoat
lying on o settec, and he and his asso-
ciates were promptly arrested and cart
ed off to jail.
That's the curse of the business"
said the old man. "Most of these
chaps have no principle. and ride
around just to pick up things that don't
belong to them. It's different with me.
In the first place, 1 enjoy the travelling.
and. in the next, there's nothing wrong
in it, SO long as you don't hurt any.
body. The moment they pass law
agin it I'll quit and go afoot."
The city marshals of railroad towns
in the West arc very active in fighting
the tramp evil, and the companies see
that they do not lose anything by it
The other day Officer Bean, of this city,
drove about a dozen tramps out Of
town, and both he and the trainmen
supposed that the train got away with.
out them; after the cars had gone some
distance Bean, looking after them. saw
the gang sitting on top of the train
with their feet hanging over the sides.
1t was just getting dusk, and if they
had not been discovered they would
have ridden there all night, getting
down between the cars and riding on
the bumpers when occasion demanded.
Going to the telegraph office the mar.
hal telegraphed to the conductor that's
the crowd was on his train, and at the
station where the first stop was made
they were rounded up and the train got
away.
A favorite resort of the city marshals |
s to arrest the tramps and then prom
Sc them immunity if they will leave the
own on foot. In this town the road
vest is visible for miles, while that east
S soon lost sight of by curve. When
aiken to the track the tramps invariably
pretend that they want to go east. but
The officer always makes them travel
west, where he can follow them with
telescope for long dis;ance.-Chey.
,nne Cor. N. Y Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner Of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway St.
Services every Sabbath at ii I'm. and 30 p. m
Class meeting Immediately after the morning
service. Sunday School at $3.50 q. M, A. s.
Aankins Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
visitors in the city and all others cordially invit-
ed to all these services.
r. NJ SCOTT, Pastor
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REFORMED.

Service In the Court House every two weeks
at u O'Clock a.. m. Sunday School every sab
bath al 10 'clOck a. m.
REV S. A. ALT pastor