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Recognizing the fact that no great institu-
ton dedicated exclusively to the treatment
of chronic diseases, would meet the needs of
the afflicted of our land, without Che most
perfect, complete and extensive provision for
the most improved treatment of diseases
of the air.passages and lungs, such as
Chronic Nasal Catarrh. LAryng.
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BY original system of diagnosis chronic
diseases just successfully without with
While glad
become with them show them Institutions and
person il five hundred whom we have cured The
most minute particulars in their several
example, the electro telegraph
nnrveiOus
which enables operator erdcy locate a
nearly three thousand miles long?
weather thoroughly
waywaru elements of nature accurately
He sit Washington foetei
what the weather will be in Florida New York well if
several hundred miles did intervene between him and the
named And in all departments of modern
what is required is the knowledge of certain
signs From these scientists deduce
ShNS uf illusions regardless of distance.
1 1 cal science, diseases have certain unmisrakabfe
DISEASE
tern of determining with the greatest accuracy,
the nature of chronic diseases without seeing personally
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12
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The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12
NICHOLIA QDAHO) CULLINCS.

lIurrah for Fred +. Dubois!
The matrimonial fever has somewhat
abatcd.
Wallace Il Co. have received fine stock
OF groceries and glassware.
VIM. Tate Taylor was over from Spring
Mountain, recently.
Mrs. Goodrich is getting reputation
for setting the best table in town.
Nichoia cast IS, votes ON the second.
Mr.. Perkins and family, of Spring
Mountain, have moved over here for the
winter.
The sneltcr and tramway has been shut
down the past week, but started again
Monday.
\ new and larger wire rope was pa, on
the tramwav.
The election passed off quietly; the only
disturbance created was ov democrats
Mr. Perkins has taken a contract Urom
J. King to deliver coal from, the ki!ns to
the smelter at two cents per bushcl.
The republican ticket in Nicholia ran
so far ahead that it hac plenty of time to
look back to sec if the other side was com.
ing
Somewhat between two and three thou
sand dollars was bet in Nicholia this cleo
ton.
Charley Bowman, an old Bannackite,
will soon be in town, from his ranch, to
give his children the benefits Of the school.
"YANKEE JACK"
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12
COUNTY, M. T, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1885,
No. 46.

formed Of how that precinct was carried
ny the the "less qualified party" With
bated breath and in accents mild, as if they
were afraid the winds would carry the
news to other ears, they whispered that
Is votes were bought and duly delivered
by the seller thereof.
AS this letter is already too long for the
space you have allotted to me will iu,np
number Of items and give few from our
own town.
On Friday evening last, Mrs. s. !.
Sholes, with the aid OF her scholars from
our public school, gave an entertainment
at The rink, consisting Of essays, orations,
singing, etc. A goodly number Of the
parents and friends Of the scholars were in
attendance, and were we'll pleased with the
performance, and evident interest taken by
the scholars in their taks. The chief diff.
Guilty here has been the lack Of interest in
our public schools on the part Of parents
and friends. BY these exhibitions believe
that Mrs. Sholes has struck the right KEY
note to bring those parties in accord with
her in her school work. BY all means let
us have other entertainments OF like ia.
ture.
understand that Thomas E. Jones and
DR.. James l.. Jones have purchased Of N.
Armstrong & Co. the Award drug store
and that the new firms name will be "Iones
Il Jones'"
Frank Ross and family have moved
from Greenwood to this place. They have
taken up their residence in DIR. Lavitts
house ON H., land Park.
Marshall Todd, Of indianapolis, Ind,
who has charge Of the II. Nj. l. B. Cos
drug department, with his family now oc-
cupy the Potter house on the park.
Note the fact that Henry W. kappes and
Peter Wagner are on the sick list, and are
wearing canes to assist in locomotion.
Robert Bolton and Al Lewis have en-.
tered into partnership for the purpose Of
opening up blacksmith shop in the old
Murphy s: Co. place Of business. hope
that there will be no kick coming for the
lack Of work.
Murray 4 Martin have three forges run.
ming in their shop and still orders are
! away ahead Of them.
II. c. Hunt has taken hold of the Sab.
bath school work in this vineyard and
much interest is being manifested on the
part OF the citizens. Last evening Mr..
Hunt gave his experience while a soldier
in our late war and also led in singing
some new and old sunday school hymns.
Next "Wednesday evening he will give
reading at the churci, where all are invited
to attend. "ZE1urEsn
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be Cured
by Administering Dr. Haines' Golden
Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person tax
ing it, et'ccting speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is moderate
dr,nkcr or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkard> have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge,
and today believe they quit drinking Of
their own free will. No harmful effects
results from lis administrations Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full
particulars. Address in confidence Col
Den SPECIFIC Co., IS5 Race ST, Cinciuna-
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The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12

Mr.. +. Ren.schler, San Francisco, Cal,
contracted a severe cold, and became so
hoarse he could not speak. lie tried a
number remedies without benefit, ard even
the efforts of two physicians failed to give
the sliyhtest relief He was induced to try
Red Star Cough Cure, one bottle OF wh'cn
entirely cured him.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12

\ Vienna dispatch says: Zanbezi ad
vices say that the Austrian explorer lli:-
k!cman was captured aud killed by a ma
tive chief The chief had llinkle'nan' s
ears a.nputatcd and his heart Gu, out and
presented them to the oldest member of
the tribe. llirklemans companion, a
young Enslisman, contrived to escape.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

y state OF siege has been proclaimed
throughout Bulgaria.
The British Parliament has been nro.
rogued to December 9th.
The Da"ts;g zeitxug predicts terrible
distress during the coming winter.
Lord Salisbury refused to receive del.
egation Of unemployed workmen.
Fred Archer, the celebrated Jockey, com.
m'tted suicide in London, Monday, while
IN delirium resulting from fever.
The Bulgarian government has consent
ed to release the Russian Captain Nilbakof,
the leader Of the revolt ut Bourgas.
Nine. Gerster declares the reports in the
Austrian press that she had lost her voice.
and that her husband had deserted her, a, c
libelous untru.hs.
The London Standard says it is scarcely
probable that the election Of Waltieman to
the Bulgarian throne will dissipate the
threatening cloud.
a telegram from Tirnova SAYS that re-.
release has been issued granting amnes,ies
| to the regiments that assisted in the de.
position Of Alexander.
kaulbars has caused the report to he
circulated that Prince Ferdinand of Hohen.
zo'lern will shortly BE- proclaimed success.
or to the King Of Roumenia.
The National League is resolved to use
all the money received from America to
| help those tenants that make determined
fight against the collection OF rack rents.
London, Nov. 1oth-Rev. DR.. Parker
has invited conference Of the clergymen
OF denominations to discuss the question,
"1s State Church compatible with Chris
tian Unity:"
The London Times, and the Tory organs
generally, agree in urging the Government
to stop Chnrchill's reckless course propos-
ing wholesale appropriation Of radical
measures by the Tory Ministry.
Amsterdam, November, 6.-The social.
lists Vanders,adt and Fortuyn are now on
trial for publishing scditious pamphlets.
The prosecutor demanded each be sen.
fenced to Imprisonment for six months.
| Judgment was deferred.
| Sofia, Nov. S.-The Russian partisans at
Slivnitza, headed by tNc ulcers, made an
attempt to incitc rising to-day. The an.
thori,ies, who had been previously warned,
suppressed the attempt and arrested the
plotters.
Heavy storms occurred throughout
Grca: Britain last week The steamer
Janet was wrecked at Plymouth, and
three persons we're drowned. Large
quantities of wrcckagc were washed ashore
on Cornwall Coast.
Five hundred delegates attended the con.
vention OF the Irish National League OF
Great Britain at Liverpool last Saturday.
The attendance was double that of the
annual meeting in 1855 Cardiff was unan-
i,nousy chosen as the scene Of the conven.
tion in 1857.
The war party in Bulgaria are urging
the regency to defend Houryes, or an;
other part where the Russians may attempt
to land. 1t seems to be the universal opin.
ion that the bombardmcnt Of any Bulgar-
ian fort by the Czar's iron clads will lead
to 4 general En,opean war.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-12

The family Of Hon. W. Is. lIokc, judy.
OF the Jefferson County, Ky, Court. uscc
St. Jacobs Oil with signal success.
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BY Using

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wrisss: ~Tor neariy two years ~ Nc
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|rn1lusaoslls osa11.el. - -
Thess ~ - animated littls scene %
Ishe sleps leadina lrom the Dennlson
Iiohhv to ne 1raa 0oor yesterday moen-I
In. & Which General rrod Knener was
m ehlef spokcsman ond General eher-
Iman a. Interested listener \ nuuoerI
lof aenllemen had met n The lobby. end
had slsrted up % 6hcrman's room. when
ehev wero Joined By General kneoev.
IN kis speech Of she night before Sher-
man aid that he did not come 20 10.
i 1ianapolis on the occasion q the funeral
Ia ia late Vice. President Hendricks -
Icause - was uos invited. although bel
u had expecaod IN invitation He furthes
eaid that b bed Obtained The papers|
|coetaIning the published notice pre-
lscrIbing Tie order % procession. oos -
fie failed 70 nad any plece Tor The army
fland navy OF the United States. MOI oe'
i. linz : citizen % Missouri, whoee coneti-
. Ieuiion deniea the right Of su0tago 70 the
= army and navy, he did not feel . liberty
, ~ Accent ehs Invitation Of Mayor Fran
|, lcis. 81 81. Louis. 10 attend - : member
! Iof The Citisens' Committee. and had ne
come. L would hare been only 70 mo
! himself ~lelt out"
. when he party Of geotlemen reached
J Ithe 6rst landing on the stepe q the
|. | Oennison they met General Sherman
}. COMING down the stairs. a hand-shak'
}. Inc ana presentation Of those win
whom re was unarQuainted followed.
. ana General Kuener said: "6enesal
!. sherman. | want 10 correct IN errOneoue
,fIimpression which you made upon ~
l,Iaudieoce last night with regard % soe
. obseouies OF the late vtce-Preesoent
oil ~. Hendricks. Vas Chief Aarsns
4. IN that occasion, and want 20 say tina
, Invited Won 20 b present. st the Oose
81 ouies. and further that there was psac'
/. n ire procession aseignod to the Arm!
. Land psvy Of the United States, - yo'
'. viIl - b. reference TO this programme
~ Or exercises published q the time:
"A With this General Knener hanoes
II sherman : paper containing the oroe
ID a nrocession. and pointed ont The Plac'
q sssirned 10 the army and navy Sher
FL nan behaved much confusion, ano mus
ID tered something about it having escapes
n ~ notice He did not pretend g Gen
q General Knefer's assertion that 10 %
n beeu invited % participate = me oose
% oules. and Ne evidently pleased wne
~ Solstein offered his arm and escorte
be- hin aVsv IRON The eOoaresstng pref
50 enc of Knefler and the other eentIs
OF men Who had witnessed bic diseomn
H. ure. General Kneher justly regsrt
lsherman's remarks q ?ersonal anron
be and except for the fact that Snerma
Of vas the city's guest be would have 9
Of sented Il more pointedly. The gener
el, Impression Il that ehermau's statemen
in we're ill-timed q we'll - untrue, ana o.
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nth have added any 70 The fame Of Indians
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for hardly On appropriate one TO ar : gre
the ance, even had Il been real and NOT =
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FOBm04D 00UU0 -
-. Z ". Newman writes for theI
|courier Journal The following timely
sruths. which every farmer should care
fully ponder:
srhere = no equity OF Justice ~ sys-
tam that impoverishes Mississippi 10 or
| ar that New England may become r1en.
M sophistry can make Il just. no cant
ahout protection 70 American labor enc
fear 81 European paupors can MAKE y
eouitsble. Nississippi pays 70 the tsr1n
'Ihcroos tribute upon every yard % oag'
lsin9 every pound Of cotton tIes. every
Ilsrticie o. apparel, every utensiI o. nus
Ihandrs, every piece Of household furni'
lsnre- everv book and every other % ne
more than two thousand ARTICLES % 0us
lsari6 schedules. The tribute goes 90 sne
!. I@anufecturor n The domiaant section
4 r n ~ wonder that one section y rel
"A ne Other poorf hat it = wosoe!
! thef ~ richer section should reproecl
J. - poorer section because Of - alleges
. want o. thrigl.
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4. |schems q - c0nui0gly devised seas g
rlpoor msn pays - muc0 q y q -. a., a
" jay Gould pays 20 more tsxes - y. =
~ ~ Uulted States than any otoer a.
\. who consumes % more tnss - ~ ~
"a land many poor man WIN : W. 49,.
a NJ consumes more articles Snrs ~ 80
y than Jay Gould consumes. re . "a
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=. ss|hundreds Of millionss but the pvesecu;
~ y cosls him no more then y does ne ~ n
~ uarlalIy temperate citizen. tesr 1911, I,
~ and common honesty require snes I,
~ Gould b taxed according q Pc weeI'
The wealth o. : country ought g :,
mort ! country. IL there y any ngnu
10 do poverty has % shouIoes
Imusket. The laws protect wealth :
wealth aione should bar ne burden
Itheir endorsement. The people 60!
better bar the robbery u mvor1sI
were eliminated from u II 81 %
that sre paid under the guiee o. pros
ltion went into The treasury, there wo,
Sc less injustice and lee compla!'
Iend. what d still bettogs lee peosecs.
IThe debt Would have ben extinguisl
= IIone 80, the national banke would
wiced out or oxistsnoo, end ne tAxee
necessity. would have been reduceos
"A ~ cose OF living likewise reduced.
ssir ehen. viii equal chanoess 4issIsel
"a Counecticut could engage =
Z " bottje OF life. Then q - honees
6enoadod equal lave ~ would nos
- dononncod y crank o. > rooels o.
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Isnv| have spens three wintere u "
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lel3e that did not - rboyises 20
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Cured

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TSov flshsd together, she and q:
BssIde : ohady mOontain csooE
How full % filled BE heart W"n
4 single lookI
nv I'm ne noIsy nttle spring
AZ eVenIsG. IN H. hesy GLOW;
M hsd uot caught : single thing
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jeflarsoa II. trustees Notice.

vvlHr undersigned will b q bic once
q attend 70 township business o.
leNss son township, Dubois county. or
sssnrdsve Of each week, and requests 81
,,crsoos having business with the town
shin 4 attend 10 Il on those days. Inc
tovnship libraries ere kept a 2. ~.
Jscohs,. n Birdseye, and the Trueteet
reeidsnce, where Oil persons entitled 60
81 0oo1' ''' JOHN CUMMINs.
cant. 8. 10y. Trustee Jeherson Ip'
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UVHE undersigned, Trustee o. Balm
kridee township, Dubois county
vill attend 70 Township business on
Saturdays or every week, q bis once o.
Nosth hsIn street. jasper, In schun'
~ Librssy Of sid Township Z KEEP
a ~ booketoro o. Mr.. jacob 0osmaun
vhsre persons wanting books can obtais
| them q any time. -
use 81, aoe1-iy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
This Hot Weather.

GOOD WAY TO COOL A ROOM AT SMALL
COST.
The following method of cooling room could
be lsed to advantage at small expense: The
composing room of the New Orleans Picavune
is situated in The upper story of its publication
house, just under the root, and in summer is
extremely hot. An inspiration seemed to have
come to one of the oppressed occups nts and, in
accordance with ii, u vertical wooden box was
openings ut the floor and ceiling, and furnished
with u pipe ior supplying water at the Top aud y
pan and drain at the bottom tor receiving the
flow and carrying 1t safely away. The supply
pipe was bent over the upper end OF the shaft
and fitted with rose like that O: u watering
pot, as to deliver shower OF spray In.
stead of a solid stream. On connecting it with
the service-pipe tins movement OF the water
was found to cause an active circulation Of the
in ut the upper opening OF the shaft and issued
again cool and fresh at the floor level. The
most surprising thing about the experiment
seems 10 have been the effect OF the water in
cooling the air TO u degree much below Its own
temperature. With Mississippi water, which
when drawn from the service pipe indicated q
temperature Oi "a degrees, the air OF the room
in which the thermometer at The beginning Of
the trial stood at $50 cooled IN passing
40 below the temperature at which 1t en- tered
and 19o below that OF the water which was
used TO cool it, OF course the absorption OF
heat by the evaporation of a portion of the
Water accounts for its re1rigerating effect, but
the result seems to have Deen SO easily and
iueXpensiveIy attained that the experiment
would be we'll WORTH repeating in other cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
How He Jined Them.
From the Detroit Free Press.

Press.
One OF the walters at a hotel in Grenada.
Miss, told us that q colored wedding was COM
Ing of that evening. and several white people
went over to the house designated to witness
the affair. The happy couple finally stood uu
before the minister, who said: Samuel vol,
ap' Lucinda are shortly to be jined together
Does you desire TO back out?" mo Sah' How
nm It wild you, Lucinda? Does yere want to
"Den you two hitch hands," They hitched.
samuel, does you take her for better or wusse
Am you gwine to do the TAR thing by dis we're
CURL, whose ladder was killed on dc railroad nm
nigh Jackson" Eyes, sah." Lucinda, does
you realize de seriousness of dis opportunity?
judgment day, or am You gwine to tribe around
arter odder menu '.Ize gwine to stick. -
"Den, chill ZEN, in de presence OF desc yer white
men from the nOri, one of whom subscribed
twO bits yesterday to help build up de lneetini
house dat was bowed down by the sighcione
'cordin' to de law an gospel Now you 90 long
an behave yersclvesr'