The Dillon tribune., 1886-08-14

Knights Of Labor had placed it, bf
friend OF Snernan's in accordance with
the wishes OF Sherman's sister, Mrs. {. l..
Cross, of Riverside, Ill.,, who instructed
him to forward :he body BY express to
tina, place. which was promptly done.
Each local Union and each Band OF Hope
is entitled to one delegate to the Women 5
Christian Temperance Union. to be held i"
Butte Aug. 18th, and each delegate Will
get reduced rates in returning, ON l'rcse''
tation Of certificate to be obtained at the
convention.
The case Of Montana VS.. Thos. Flynn,
for divertiny the waters OF Blacktail Deer
creek from q certain ditch belonging to
Terrence Flynn, came off Thursday before
Judge Holden. Terrence Flynn had as
counsel Judge Galbraith, and Lawyers
Barbour and Burleigh. The defendant
acted as his own lawyer. The defence
showed that Tom Flynn had damned the
creek at a point above the ditch belonging
to Terrence Flynn, and diverted most OF
the water into branct, OH the south side
Of the creek, running through his own
land, but that enough OF water was LETT in
the Blacktail Deer creek to fill the ditch
belonging to Terrence if the latter would
dam the creek Immediately below his
ditch. The case was tried by a jury of six,
who decided in favor OF the efendant.
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The stomach complaint-nausea and
incessant voniting-in this neighborhood,
seems almost an epidemic. The matter
is worthy investigation by our doctors.
Several parties that have been sick lately
with this complaint have called our atten-
ton to it, and attribute it to some impurity
in the drinking water. This may he bare.
think the trouble due to the eating ol half:
| ripe fruit or new potatoes. 1t is we'll ia
remember, however, that water may be
clear and palasable and yet contain impuri
ties injurious to health. We can not al.
ways detect these impurities with the aid
nf the senses. Here is a simple test tha,
/ We ACot AIS0 ~ SNlNOb, 0UO any OtIc C0It UN
it, as it requires only agents that are OBJ
tainable at the drug store. Thoroughly
cleanse with boiling water an ounce via
and fill it with distilled water, into which
dissolve one grain Of potassa permanga
Fill 4 second ounce vial with the water tc
be tested latter cleansing the vial witt
boiling water) add to this vial Of water one
drop from til: first vial containing the per
,nanganate dissolved, and allow it to stant
without agitation. Il the water he
comes entirely colorless add another drof
from the test solution. and should it agar
become colorless, proceed as before unit
a slight color becomes permanent. ThiI
denotes that the organic matter in tn,
water has been decomrosed by the perman
gauate solution. Water which becomes
perfectly clear after having added to it onl,
tt" drops Of the solution is unfit for use.