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Ass!gnee's Notice.

3othe creditors OF W E. Williams & Co:
You will hereby take noticethat W. E. Williams
& Co., on the 9Th day of February A. o. 1855,
convened to NE in trust for their creditors all
their pr perty in Silver Bow county, Nor tana
Ter; that l b We acce pied said irus. an. that
will psrform the same in accordance with the
conditions specified in same conveyance That
will pay all debts due the creditors of said
firm. aud that shs II accept and r eip. for all
moneys, bills etc., due th- said above ment: on
ed firm. This includes all book accounts nole :
and other outstanding liabilities, And hereby
request all creditors ofthe said ~ E. Williams
& Co., with a i reasonable spec to present me
their demand az aims. the company.
rated Feb. 5th. GEORGE K. OFT.
2-17-dN Assignee.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11

A KE1GEHANS, in Hanau, has patent
ed rust protector which consists of Or
dinary oil paint mixed with 10per cent.
Of burned magnesia, baryta, strontia,
q well as mineral oil This neutralizes
the free acid of the paint, and the aka
line reaction protects the-iron from
rust,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11

GOING WEST.
RLY LINE RUNNING TWO THROUGH
TRAINS DAILY FROM
HICA6O, PEORIA &ST. LOUIS,
Through the Heart Of the Continent b, way
OF Pacific junction or Omaha to
DENVER,
VIA Kansas City ard Atchisol to Denver, con.
citing IN u9ton Depot, q. A Kansas City, Atehison,
SAN FRANCISCO,
ID all points in the Far West Shortest Line TO
KANSAS CITY,
And all points in the Southwest
oUR1STS AND HEAITH-SEEKERS
ould not forget the fact that Round Trip tickets at
duce4 rates can be purchased via this Great
9of0 Of the West and south west, Including
Aounta,ns OF COLORADO, the Valley OF the
CITY OF MEXICO,
and al points In the Mexican Republic
HoME-SEEKER3
-ould also remember that this lire leads direct to
e heart OF the Government ard Railroad Lands In
shrsskn, Kansas, Texas, Colorado and Washing
t = Known ~ the great THROUGH CAR LINE
America, and Is universally admitted to be the
iness Equipped Railroad in the World for
0u classes OF Travel
rhrough Tekefs va this line for sale at I'll Rail:
Vlce-PTes and Gen. Manager.
PERCEVAL LOWELL,
Gen. Pass. Ag't Chicago
JHQ q. A. BEAN. Gen. Eastern Ag't,
N7 Broadway, New York and
JUS W ashtngson ST., BoetoI4
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TO FREIGHTERS.
500 TONS

Proposals will be received by n. NJ Mozart
ney Co, of Spokane Falls, Washington Ter
rito,y, for hauling all or any part Of
500 TONS
Of freight from that place to the Columbia Rlv-
er, via Colville. Distance los miles. Good
roads; no bad hills Baled hay suprlied at
Sl400 per ton. Oats 40 cents per bushel. Cash
payments on delivery All ffeignt TO be deliv
cred by May 20. Apply at once. 2-17-dassw1m
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11

A new strike IS also reported in q
mine close to the Left Bower. The
vein Is four feet wide and the entire
smOunt goes 800 cures. Full par
ticulars will be published In few
days.
The Montana Copper Compsny
started up several more calciners yes
terday. The entire works will un-
doubtei)y be In full blast inside of
four weeks.
The Parrot Copper Company will
have . meeting on the 10th, inst,
after which operations will no doubt
be again resumed in the mine and
smelter.
During the history Of Butte q .
quartz mining camp there hiss never
been as much winter prospecting q
has been going on this season.
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NOClce TO Creditors.

Estate Of William Frazer, deceased. Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned, admins
traitor of the estate of William Frazer. deceased.
to the creditors Of aud all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary yOuchers wifhin
four months after the first publication OF this
notice. to the said admiuist traitor. at the town
OF Centrevi1le. in the County Of Silver Bow.
Dated December 30th, 1854,
JAMES STIRLING,
Administrator Of the estate of William Frazer.
deceased. 1-7-sw-4w
IL eod0
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11

THERE are soft moments, even to
desperadoes. God does not, all at once,
abandon even them.-CeciL.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11

~JuRT," said Western Judge, @you
Kin go out and find verdict. If you
can't find one of your own, get the one
the last jury used" The jury returned
with q verdict of Suicide in the ninth
degree"
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-11
E. D. REYNOLDS, Butte.
DR. L,1EblG
DI&PEN@ARY,
,or. GeAry anu MASON Stree1

COLLEGE a COZ
forfeit thousand dol
Iacom Prostate
address receipt OF rf g. o = o ~ Re
bone
viii
Inn
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Island curioslt;es.


both Darwin and Forbes were struck with the
wonderful provision OF nature, seen In the koooa-
Keeling Islands, In the case OF the Bgus iafro or
great cOcanut crab TINS Is one of the largest OF Tue
species of landcrabs, aud feeds almost exclusively
on cocoanut crabs, for which purpose its pincer-
claws are developed TO extraordinary power, capa.
bic OF breaking cOcoannt shell or mans limb
Although 1t climbs the trees, 1t does nat pull the
fruit but feeds upon what falls W the ground With
It's great claws Il tears OF the husk from the nut,
and then selecting the Que Of the three eye spols
which Ia always the most easily pierced, probes II
with one OF its legs Inserting the leg, II rOtates
the nut until the orlce Ia large enough 10 Permit the
insertion OF It's great claws to break up the nhel ami
extract the contents with comfort. Feeding ON such
nutritious diet, the Bigus accuinulaies great deal
of rich fat, which Yields sometimes M much as two
pints OF OIL This oil, hckcned IN the sun, forms an
excellent substitute for butter. aud IL also nosi
excellent anti-c0rrosive.
Another Interesting denizen OF the Keeliues is
the pure white tern, tGpys cidlda which Ii 10 the
settlers az the swallow IL to us. Most curious are
Us domestic arrangements. II builda no neat; but
the fenale Will deposll her solitary egg upon the
extended leaf OF Young cocoanut palm. There It
rests securely ani tue twisting and heaving Of the
leaves In the wind, and while The leaf, as In ali
palms, droops steadily downward to lis fall. The
process Is often watched with Keen attention by the
settlers. who wiz sometinlea good -humoredly bet
ON the probabilities, when they see tern ating on
q rapidly whitening leaf Hut we are told that the
betting u always In favor OF the bird II tue leaf falls
Ia the afternoon, the young bird vii have emerged
from the egg In the morning!
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Gettlng Down to Their Christian Names,
[SAn Francisco ChrOnicle,l


Did you ever listen to young couple working up
TO that point OF aifcc0nate Intimacy at which they
call one another by their Christian names?
SOM"
Lovely, MIR. wilkins"
~ have known you long time, Mlss JACKSON"
And have known you quito WHILE"
"Iye often heard my sister speak OF you"
|" And my brother Ia always talking about your
"ls he? hear 80 much about you that feel quite
at home with you"
"lps lovely night, isn't 1t, Mr.. Wilkins?n
"Beautiful. think Ediths such pretty name"
"D0 you? dont like It,"
edith"
"What did you say7n
"0h, nothing. I was merely repeating the name"
=" don't like all mems names. like some. like
Philip and Ferdinand anti ="
"What do you think OF Ge0rge?"
"Thats your name. George! !"
:, beg your pardon"
"Oh, nothing; was only repeating the nanie.n
"What lovely night 1t Is, ism II, Miss Edith?n
son, there! George wilkins, what did you let me
slip on that c0bble stone for?"
"'P0n my word, didn't do II, Miss Edith"
wei, we are home or am, MI. GeorgeW
% ] am very sorry"
$50 am l.. I'M 40 much obliged for your escort;
I've had such lovely time"
" And 80 have IL.
" Good-night, Mr. wilkins
"Good-night, Miss jackson"
"Good-night.n
"GOOd-nlghl.n
" Good-night-Edh.n
" Good-niPht-George.n
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IN THE SUMNER TINE.

SO beautiful the day had been,
scarce could deem that II would end;
To mo 1t was constant friend,
A presence rather felt than seen.
watched the swallow In lis flight,
watched the bounding rivers flow,
And caught the SUMS delicious glow
Through all tho sleeplcss hours Of light.
A gentle tremor OF the air
Swept the tree tops with murmurous sound;
While stretched upon the heathery ground
I kissed my Mothers purple hair.
And happy memories OF the years.
Came waited on the Summer breeze
Like perfumes borne from far-oif seas
TIL pain was softened into tears.
II was bliss TO breathe, TO move.
All thoughts Of sorrow ned away;
Joy was my visitor that day,
And with him hand In hand came Love.
JOHN DENNIS.
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Richard Ill at tho Battle OF Dosworth IS Feilde''
[SatIlrday ReyjeW.l

Saturday Revewl
Richard fell by an unknown hand among the
Cheshire and Lancashire men. II Is hard to con-
ceye OF more lifting end for the last Plantagenet
King. lie
"Dug his own grave with his red blade,
And on the Held he lost was LAID,
AbhOrred, but not despised."
There was touch CT admiration for him even
among those who hated him. lnthe ballad of " Bos-
worth Feilde "a knight advises the king to fly ana
offers him horse, but he replies
" Give me my batte axe In my hand,
Sett the croune OF England on my head soc hye,
lor by Him that shope both sea and land,
King of England this day will dye.
" One Foote Will I never flee
Whilest the breath Is my breast within!
As he said, SOC did 1T bee;
III he lost his life, yet he was King"
Neither did he fall quite unregretted. The corpora
ton Of York openly amented that King Richard
late mercfully regning over us has been pteously
termnea to apply for advice 70 NORTHUMBERLAND,
with his master. The death OF Richard ended the
battle. There was no pursuit, except that Lord
sh a
main road, while Richmond, marching In the same
direction, halted at Stoke Goldng to receive the
se Character Of Richard has de sway Il y
understood that treachery and murder In an age of
may not be incompatible with the possession OF some
respectable quatics What Ia specially interesting
IN case Is 70 notice now ne The
Plantagenct OF the Plantagenets He was descended
in three lines from Edwsrd III, through Lionel,
Duke Of Clarence; Edmund, Duke OF York, and
John OF Gaunt, who was his mothers maternal
grandfather. lie descended In three other lines
from Henry ILL., through the wife of Lionel, Duke of
Clarence, and through HIS fathers grandmother,
Eleanor Holland. Among his other immediate an-
OF them families remarkable for meekness or want
OF ambition; and four generations back he reached
to Pedro the Crnel, Of CASTLE, who may be fairly
charged with the murders OF his wife, his aunt ak
OF his haf-brothers and one OF his mattresses, be-
BtdeH other crme6,
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The brokers' Yachts.

When Mr.. W. n. Trayers was IN Newport last
summer great many nne yachts lay In the harbor.
"Wh-who-who whose yach Is th-th-tha-that:" ne
asked, pointing to one OF them.
THAT belongs 10 Mr.. Jones, the well-known
broker
Mr.. Trayers raised his dexter anger slowly and
brought Into line another yacht "Wh-wh-whose
yacht is that? ~ he asked with some dnculty.
"oh, THAT'S Mr.. smith's. the brOker'sn
"Wh-whwhose IL thatG' polntlng out sill an-
other.
"Ihat belongs 10 Mr.. White, anolher broker
"W-w-well, wh.wh-wheres the customers
yaehts?" inquired the great Wall-slreet joker.
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Etiquette ~ 10 Cost-Tsils.

Very careful Is Lester Wallack about the usages
OF good society. When Wallack lost Montague, Who
lake Osmond Tearle. one morning at fehearsal
Tearle committed the faur pas OF lifting his coat
tails az he sat down to make love to young lady In
her drawing-room. wallack was disguised with
the act.
"Let me tell you, Mr.. Tearle, that q genteIaan's
wardrobe ID sufficiently large to permit OF his rum
pllng as many coat-tails day as lie pleases."
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Nervous, Debilitatsd Men,

You are allowed a Jree trial or fhirtp DAYS OF IN
use OF DIR. Dyes Celebrated vollaic Belt with Elec-
trc suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief
and permanent cure Of Nervous Debility, loss OF
Vitality and Manhood, and all Kindred troubles
Also, for many other diseases. Complete restoration
10 health, yigor, and manhood guaranteed. No rlsk
Is Incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full inior-
nation, terms, etc. mailed free by addressing voltalo
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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LansbulIrlgh & Bro,
42O. 422, A2l, 426 Seventh Street.
Yotteries.
Y1ttfries.
&zz1zsmzzzg9-5
&<sT
COMMISSIONERS.

IncorpOratedn 1858 for 70 years by the Legislature
for Educational AMI Charitable purp0Hes-wth q
capital of 81 900 OO0to which reserve fund CT over
S660,000 has since been added.
ny an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery eper poted on and Endorsed bp
th6 people or any State.
IL neper scales or IOstpOiies.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
TAKE PLACE MONTHLY.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
T.. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, lss5-ls6th
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In Fifths, In proportion.
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MisfflIauepms.
PROPOSALS. FOR sUppLIRs.
U. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE.

vi NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., October =, 1885.
dlid a SupDies" Will he received Ut this Onice until
noon October rs, 1854 for supplies to be delivered
the Navy Yard, Washington, d. O., namely: Reousi-
lions No 2 spel,er Solder; ~ aud 50, fools, etc.;
~, rmnt ETC.; ", Rope, Duck, etc.; 81, Leather,
ptcde and on Official forms with
giving details by this oice. For expert and other
outDyloin manufacturers or or reoular dealers Ia
ne tit!crs thrv ofer 10 supply" The right Ia re-
served 70 reject amy or all bids and 10 waive defects
ialhfu execution OF contract; aud the competency
ot the guaraniors must be certified 10 before I
oh'eu states on'cer THoS II. LOCKER,
-. o Ray Director u. y. N,
oV9-tY Navy Pay Agent.
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NOTHING BUT NOVELTIES.

We assure you that 1t contains EVERY CON-
CElvABLE STYLE AT GltASPING PRICES.
We promise yOu there IL no Cloak Room In the
United States can show such Display OF Good
Goods at Corresponding Prices.
The following must convince you:
FINE BEAVER CLOTH NEWMARKETS, Cuffs
and Collars trimmed with Fine Beaver, $1375;
positively worth $3.50.
PLAIN CLOTH NEWMARKETS, (Black,) 100 IN
the lot, Good Quality, nicely made, at 81 90;
actual value So.
FINE CLOTH NEWMARKETS, Leading Colors'
In Various Styles, Handsomely Trimmed. Best.
Workmanship AMI Finish, at Si2; fully worth $40
FINE QUALIFY HEAVY TWILLED BROWN
BEAVEH NEWMARKErS, Tailor Male and
Seams. at s995; worth Si4
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PRoposALs For ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

U. s. NAVY PAY OFfIcE,
WAshIsoros, d. O., October 10, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS., indorsed Proposals
Wraiiahee Supplies VIII be received al this ONCE
delivered a. The Ordnance DRrARrlEsr OF tho
navy fard, Washington, ID. O., namely; Kequlsilion
NO. 80 tlass "A" Poughkeepsie aud Albany sand:
~, Red Loam sand; "c,ii Mount Savage Fire
hricks PROPOSALS must BE- made IL dullleate and
tails) by this ohce For expert aud OF her infofna-
tlpnapply To Navy Yard. Biis receired only" from
MdntytctufefsQ or on regular dedefs Ia ne articles
thev tHer 10 SUPPLY The right 10 reserved 10 re-
ject any or all blds aud 10 waive defects Respon-
stole persons must guarantee the prompt and faith
ful execution OF contract; aud the competency Of
me guarantofs mus. be certified to before United
States olficer.
THOMAS n. LOCKER,
Pay Director u. =. NJ,
oals-tS Navy PAY Agent
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These are the main differences between the two
80 far rs they woud he remarked by visitor to the
Commons or our Congress. There are no commit
tees in the Commons we have them. Hills are
usually originated by the head OF the department
most nearly interested In tho matter, and the
measure Is introduced by Il member of Parliament
friendly to 1t, and 1t Is explained has been stated
above. There is nothing like the general legislation
of our Congress In tho Parliamentary system of
England. Not e-hnndredth part as much general
and irrelevant lawmaklng is proposed and there is
none OF our wholesale Introduction of bills which
were never expected TO become laws. In fact there
Is very much less work In every branch of the Eng
lish governmental system than In ours.
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Plush CQlIS. PLUSH COATS,

We pride ourselves on or assortment, md the
prices at which we have marked them. They arc
indeed very low, AMI we wish you to call and con-
vince yourself Of what we speak: Good Quality and
Lining, at SEQ; actual value $25.
ALASKA SILK PLUSH COATS, good length,
Lined with Quilted Satin, four Seal Loops Chanols
Pockets, at So 50.
LONDON DYE SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs, Lined
with very line Quilted SATIN, five Real Seal Loops,
$37.50; u bargain.
SILK SEAL PLUSH NEWMARKET Lined with
very fine Quilted Satin, i've Real Seal Loopa, equal
In appearance and style TO the Best Alaska Seaskin
at $40.
REALSKIN SACOUES.
Our SealskIn Sacques are selected from the finest
Alaska Seals, London Dyed, and Guaranteed.t
Chiidrcn's GlOaks. ChilAren's CIOAks.
Made of Plain Heavy Material, from to l2 years,
81 60. Rise, loo. per size.
CuILDRENS HAyELOCKS, made of Plain Wool
Material, well made, at 81 AS upward We must say
we think our assortment OF Children's ClOaks Ia
more varied and complete this season than ever be-
the lowest. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
The Norfolk Newmarkets In Boucle Cloth, in
Brown, Navy, and Mode, just received.
ShawIs. shawls. khawls. shawls.
ALL.WOoL SINGLE sHAwt.S, full slze, in any
Color desired, from 81 so upward.
ALL-WOOL DOUBLE SHAWLS, fine quality, full
size, at 81 upward.
We are In receipt OF our Novelties In Persian Ef-
fects, single or double. beautiful designs, az also
Handsome Antique B0rdered travelling Shawls. euch
as Hiniloo, Velvet, and Fine beavers.
Onr Specially, Real CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.
We also carry full assortment OF Broche Shawls.
Call and take advantage OF this Bargain Week.
All Goods Marked In Plain Figures.
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Dry aud gaufy Enp6s.
A ROUSING week
SIX DAYS SALE ON RECORD.

We positively guarantee that every Garment is
from go to % per cent lower than the same quality
be purchased for ut any other house In the city.
We particularly invite the Ladies' to TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF THIS SALE, as we have tried our
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1851 Prizes, amounting to. .s9d5. 500
Application for rates TO clubs should he made only
70 the onice OF the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
ny Express, tal sums OF % and upwards ut our ex-
i. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, Ia.
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-
me most valuable dividendpaying stock In
America Is by long odds that OF the Chemical Bank,
IN new YORK. is capltai ID not very large-s6OOoo
'h'hk-pul s slock' the par value OF when IL 500,
was quoted last saturday at $4,000 The deposits OF
THIS bank are very much larger than those OF any
similar ihsttauoh IN this country, and It's business
Is conducted upon the most careful and prudent
system. For several years its dividends have been
one hundreu anu MY dollars per share. SO II you,
gentle reader, had had prudent and careful grand
iaiher' VINO had wllled you 100 shares OF this won
derfnl Stock Its par value would be $4,000, but you
would be getting $4,000 per annnm from II, and IL
yeu concluded TO sell out you could get ssGOoo for
TAT any 'lme' This bank Is a very Old one, and II
owes It's phenomenal prosperity to the sagacity OF
It's founders-three brothers named Jones. The
original owners are gone long ago. hut the stock re-
mains 10 the possession OF three heirs, with whom
us pions trust rhey never sell any OF H. and as
thefe are one hundred ana TWO shares belonging to
persons OUTSIDE he circle OF Joneses occa
sionaiy snare or TWO Is Tor sale, and the family
Always buys H. inc last sold they purchased at
ss'ooo' ana nave maze . standing oher OF that Tor
the resl inc ouik OF 'hisstock Is owned by women,
lad'es VINO inherited H. ana II 10 oil IN inc hands OF
'ess 'hah aozch people.
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Russian Circulars. Russian Circulars

This style Garment will also be worn to great
extent this season, as every lady does not admire n
tlghi-atilng garment. we have ihis style garment
ENTIRELY FUR TRIMMED, with Collar, $7.25.
These are (2) special offerings at special prices.
When these are sold there will be no more at these
nrl..pq Sn call narlv
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Short Wraps. Short Wraps.

We have them In Stock, In all Shapes and Novel;
tiea, such as
BOUCLE CLOTHS, In all coOrs. .
SEAL PLUSH, Plain or Trimmed with Handsome
Feather Trimming
VELVET BRoCADES, Lined with Quilted Lining
ut $iG.25.
MOURNING vISlTEs, with New Silk Tab Fringe
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, ABtrachnn Trimmed, etc.
We know that any lady DESTROYS OF purchasing q
Short Wrap will he Influenced by the low prices that
s earv IN he season IL rare and conseSenty YOU
reap the benefit of a decided advantage.
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The next strange sight to an American Is to see
members of the Cabinet come In and take their seats
on u short bench that runs across the hall, mot
lengthwise, rs do the members seats.) These
august personages do not wear their hats. and they
look about as uncomfortable as a lot of students
called up for examination. This Is the system the
Hon. George II. Fenllcton wanted to Introduce into
our National Legislature, in order that the members
OF the Cabinet might be the floor of the House 10
answer any questions members desired to put to
them about their respective Departments. The plan
Is not bad one, for then they could explain to
Congress anything concerning their offices that
might be the subject OF Inquiry, and do 1t under the
eyes of the whole House. 1t would be very interest
ing to have President Cleveland called up, rs he
would be under the British system, to answer as to
what he intended TO dO-say In the of The land
grant railroads, who claim land that the Interior
Department denies is THERE, and explain his policy
and Intentions In such cases.
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Beg to inform the Ladies' Of Washington that, hav-
ing secured the services Of artists from the we'll
known house Of Redfern, Of London, am prepared
to furnish garments surpassed by none made In this
country. ocl9-tf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-04-01
THAT Constant Pain

Deep seated In small Of back, sometimts Gu
one aud sometimes bn both aides, extend
ing dowDnards towards inside Of thigh,
scanty and high colored urine, with Cons
tipali0n, were the synpt, ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me-" said Hon Is. b.
Thomas, Treasurer PenobscOt Go Bangor
Ne. | have been cured BY BROWNS SAg
sArAgILLA aud heartily recommend 1t TO
my irlehas.
c. H. Dunton, Of Hampton, was foreman
Of the stewart Mine. While setting
pump be strained himself, causing serious
Kidney Disease. How 9ft.n hi. happen;
a sudden wrench, an over txsfti9u. or d
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Nh
Dunton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
ON his stomach together with pains across
tn. bach aud hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance In various direction
aud at last bought BROWNS SAgsAPA.iLIA,
and by the use Of two bottles @as entirely
cured.
"If you have sharp pain