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Stations for Sale.

offer for sale at my ranch, on
Flint Creek, 3 miles south of New
Chicago, three Stations, viz
"TRUXTON." a ten-year-old,
by Anvil. dapple brown, weighs
~ about 200.
"AB," a ten-year-old, by Noun
,u,H NJ. tain Chief, dapple grey, weight
49, 9 ~ about $50.
.sDEXTEK." a six-year old, by Truxton, brown,
weight about $3.50.
All the above are sound, perfect horses, and cure
Eah Il. 1888. HIRAM M. THOMAS,
on am On the Ranch.
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Bucklen's Arn1ca Salve.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
By the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1855 ~
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T. r. IRVINE & SON,
Real Estate, Mining
and COLLECTION AGENCY,
East Granite St, BUTTE. M. T.

We solicit the business of any who desire to buy OF
sell improved OF unimproved ranches; city property
either in Butte or Deer Lodge; or who may nave
opaintance throughout Deer Lodge and Silver Bow
counties gives us a superior advantage in our line OF
business. D,o,
Lodge, MT. wv
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SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of Commissioners of Deer
Lodge County, in Special Session,
April 26, 1885.

DEER LODGE, Mont, April 26, 1883.
Board of County Commissioners met in
special session at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Present: Commissioners Batterton and
Walker and Deputy Clerk Furay.
Jno. Y. Batterton was appointed chairman
pro tenn.
W. R.. Logan presented a petition from
residents of Elliston and vicinity asking that
Road District No. Is be divided as follows:
Commencing at a north and south line at
Elliston bridge, thence to run in an easterly
direction to the east line of Deer Lodge
County and west line of Lewis & Clarke
County. The above petition was granted
and new district numbered and to be known
as Road District Number 16. W. r. Logan
was appointed Supervisor of Road Dist No.
16 with bond fixed at 81 ZOO.
D.J. McInnis was appointed Justice Of the
Peace in and for Granite township.
James Carten was appointed Constable in
and for Granite township, bond fixed at
$1,000.
Bills allowed.
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NOTICE FOB IN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Mont. May l, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fOllOwing-name
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver at Helena,
Montana, on June IL, 1888, viz:
DANIEL 8. HERRIN,
Who made Homestead application No. 1888 for the
E II NE u, and E y Sc n Sec. "a, TIP IA N, r
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz:
Angus Cameron, Abel Dallas, John Woods and
9s2-6t s. w. LANGHORNE, Register.
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Reward Of $3.50.
Deer Lodge Rod & Gun Club,

Deer Lodge Rod & Gun Club,
~ May %, 1888.
1t having come to the notice of this club
that some person or persons are engaged in
unlawfully obtaining fish in this county and
disposing of the same, this club hereby offers
a re ward of $50, which will be paid by the
treasurer thereof on evidence convicting any
person or persons of trapping, SEEMING or
using powder for the destruction of fish in
any of the lakes, streams or waters in Deer
Lodge Count, NJ. T., emptylng into the trlb-
utaries of the Columbia river.
PETER WALTON,
President.
JOHN F. S%TRAuHAL, Sec'y. 982tf
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Stockholders Meeting.

Office of Princeton Mining Company. of Montana.
BUTTE CITY, Montana, April q, 1883.
Notice ia hereby given that the regular annual
meeting Of stockholders of the Princeton Mining Co.
will be held on Monday, May 14th, 1858. at the Office
Butte Cit, SILVER Bow County, Montana.
CHAr. c. RuEGER, Pres't.
r. BERG,ER- Sec'y. $50 It
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office Gold Hill Mining Company,

Office Gold Hill Mining Company,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. April %, 1888.
The annual meeting of the stockholders for the
election of trustees of the Gold Hill Mining Company
will be held at the Office Of the Company at Pioneer,
Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory, on Friday.
May Is, 1883. Polls open from IL O'Clock, noon, until
4 o'clock, p. m.
Gold Hill Mining Company,
l.. NJ. RuMsEY, President.
Attest: PAUL A. FUsz, Secretary. 9S2 st
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.SH1LcH's v1TALIzER II what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness. and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and Is
cents per bottle. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
Co. 606
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D d Walker, one day as Comsr and m ileage. s II go
Jno y Batterton, one day as Comsr..".... s 90
There being no further business before it
the Board adjourned.
JNo Y. BATTERToN,
Chairman pro tenn.
Attest: w. F. FURAY, Deputy Clerk.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Sniloh's Vitalizer is guaran-
teed to Cure you. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
Co. s9S
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SLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. -
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BORN.
IMPORTED FRENCH HoRS ES.

SHANLEY-In Deer Lodge May I'd, 1883, to
Mr.. and Mrs: w. F. Stanley, a daughter.
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SHIL0H'S COUGH and 9nsamp.'9c on.nmn.
sold by US on q guatansse. nr.e Co. eS
ton. For sale oy 0eeE Ao"ss
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cATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloi.'s Catarrh Remedy Price ~
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by peer
Lodge Drug Co. $40
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
saie by Deer Lodge Drug Co. SS
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,rp1-BLICAN COUNTY CONVENT ON,

In compliance with the call of the Terri
toria] Republican Committee, a convention
will be held at Deer Lodge on Saturday,
Nav 10Th, 1883. at 10 a. m, for the purpose of
o,.ctinp ten delegates to attend the Territor-
;a1 Convention at Livingston on the 10Th day
of May.
Primaries to elect delegates to the County
Convention will be held in the various pre-
cincts on Saturday, May 9th, 1888, from 6 to
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Bills allowed.

j NJ Hartwell, coroner and exp ING Jones....$ 81 30
Theodore Hess, livery hire inc Jones ........ q 30
Ed TragiIlens. wit and mlge inq JOnes...... 2 SO
Bert Tragillens, same -. 2 50
VIM Emery, serv ana mlge inq Jones....-... $50
John Heck, serv q I'd mlgc mo Jones... 5 80
D W Kan, same. 3 80
John Crawley, 3 80
VIM. Brent, care and feed of team On
VIM Foreman, const fees and mige .... 6 90
Philip Allen. Juror and mlge ing Jones....... 3 80
Steve Thrasher, same. 3 30
James Frailey, same. 3 30
Antoine Thrasher, same 3 30
r s Norris, same. 8 30
John Brady, ame 30
James w Estill, livery ing Jones 10 90
John O'Nein, coffin inq Jones. IL 90
E V b Alderman, clerk iaq Jones. .... + so
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

Valley Lodge No: 8. <: 90 Of p, meets every
MaiI. All visiting Brethren are cordially invited
=, ODE BE- present at ths meetings;
r s. SCHROEDER, X. of r. & s. 965
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SDClETY MEETINGS.

uc1rN ORDER OF FoREsTERs.
80. Deer Lodge. No. 1906, A. O r., meets every
C0nis cvening at Z. 80 O'Clock, at Union Hall, All
T !n!Iinn brethren are cordially invited 70 attend.
visiting YELLING NAPToN. G R.
.ux GALBRA1rH, Secretary. 9E7
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opnRR OF IRON HALL

,,oet;nes of Branch No. 625 of the order of
the n ng7s viii be held at Union Hall, on the first and
lron, Ta;i evenings of each month, at 8 O'Clock.
third ~: ra'I Eriends Of the Order are cordially invited to
VisltllE ne" JOSEPH MCDONALD, G.. J.
me n 4. TR1prEr, Accountant. 966
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GROUP, WHooP1NG COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale
BY Deer Lodge Drug Co. ."..m@. e9o
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ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

pocu,ar Assemblies at Union Hall, second and fourth
rI;dsvs of each month. at 7.30 p. m. Visiting Com
, r.ss, are cordially invited to attend:
f' ~ F. MARrz, Adjutant. +. A. sMuRR, PC.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. For sale by
Deer Lodge Drug Co. SIS
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G. NOTICES.

All Advertisements IN this Department cost Is
cents per line for first insertion, and 10 cents per
line for subsequent insertions.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-25

The congregation Of tho Holy Oalce has
sent note 10 the bishops in France in
which cremation is condemned, and they
are ordered TO adhere TO interment
a rich petroleum well has been found at
Anderton, in Cheshire, England
The Sultan has forbidden the publication
of morning papers in Constantinople.
A public meeting Of British Indian free
traders was held in London the other day,
at which resolution was adopted 10 petit
ton Queen Victoria TO request Germany 10
endeavor 10 restore confidence in trade.
The Germans are highly Gratiied at the
reception rendered Emperor William in
Rome. In the interview between the Pope
and the Emperor, his holiness emphasized
the necessity of the restoration of temporal
power and said all soyereigns should unite
to secure it. Emperor William replied that
il would be more TO the Pope's advantage TO
unite with those who represent the princi-
pies of order and social conservation and
thereby TO better the peace of the world.
The Pail Mall Gazette states that DIR.
Bergman, one Of the physicians who was in
attendance upon the late Emperor Freder
ick, will bring an action for libel in the Eng
lish courts against DIR. Mackenzie for the
statem- nts made by the latter in his book
on the case of Emperor Frederick rejecting
on DR.. Bergmanns ability as a physician.
The Gazette also states that DIR. Gerhardt
Will pIODdDlJ lnSblALbc proceedings HiAlSI
DIR. Mackenzie.
new decree forbidding foreign officers
TO be received IN military colleges or to
serve in the French army has been issued.
Forty thousand copies Of DIR. Mackenzie's
book were seized by the police at Liepsic
the other day. The police In all the cities
are selling the book wherever found.
The French chamber of deputies re open
ed on the 10th inst.
A farmer named Dubois, living near st.
Cuthbert, Ont, took team of oxen and
log chain 10 the bush, and putting one end
Of the chain over branch of a tree, tied
one coil around his neck and made fast the
other end TO the yoke OF oxen. He then
started the oxen off and was strangled, his
head being nearly severed from his body.
German newspapers predict that the re-
public of France is nearing its end, and
that an empire will be built upon its ruins.
The committee Of the chamber Of deputies,
having in charge the revision of the consti-
tuition, will confer with Premier Floquet
and later with the originals Of several re-
vision schemes.
1t is understood that Sir John Macdonald
will go TO England shortly TO confer with
the imperial government on questions con-
nected with the fisheries dispute.
Michael Davitt has written letter to
the London Times, in which he says the
Irish will not accept the scheme proposed
by the liberals for the government Of Ire
land unless an Irish parliament is allowed
10 solve the land question and fix the COM
pensation to be paid the landlords.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-25
THE STATE.
The Heirs Win.

Judges Jackson aud Severens of the
United States court in Detroit have render
cd their decision in the Horace j. Perrin
will case. The plaintiffs were joel J. Por-
rim and others, and the defendants were
Darius Perrin, Emma j. Perrin and others.
Horace j. Perrin died intestate at Maren-
go, near Marshall, on March l, 1880, leaving
about $S00,0 worth of property. At the
time of his death he was 80 years of age.
Although never well balanced, mentally, he
was man of great thrift and business
gcumen. He settled in Marshall in 1916,
and lived there until his death. He started
N business by keeping general store, and
Increased until he was engaged in mining,
manufacturing and milling. He never
married. At tho time of his death, and
from 1867, it was claimed that he was insane
His only immediate heirs were tho plaintiffs,
but previous TO his death he conveyed TO
the defendants 62 parcels of land, worth
over S20o,OO0.
The plaintiffs filed bill in the circuit
court for the county Of Mecosta to have the
latter conveyances set aside on tho ground
of incompctency, undue influence and fraud.
The case finally reached the United States
court, and Judges jackson and Severens
announced that they sound the plaintiffs
claims of fraud, undue influence and incom-
potency sustained, and set aside the convey.
ances. The defendants will appeal 70 the
supreme coart of the United States.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CONGRESSIONAL.

OCTOBER y, SENATE.-Tho feature of the
proceedings was the speech OF Senator
Blair on the Presidents pension vetOes.
The question OF adjournment was discussed,
after which the tariff bill was taken out
for An airing, and the senate adjourned.
HOUsR.-The session was devoted To "a
discussion OF tho expedioncy of adjourn
mont, but without reaching any decision on
the resolution providing for adjournment
on the IL inst, tho house adjourned
OCTOBER 10, SsNATB.-Discussion OF the
tariff bill was continued in tho senate to
day. Messrs. COckrell, ALLISON, Vesto and
Spooner participated in the debate, at tie
close OF which the house amendment TO the
senate joint resolution authorizing the sec
rotary OF war to protect the Washington
Rqueduct tunnel was concurred in. After
a brief executive session the senate ad
iourned.
HOUsE.--Senate joint resolution for print
ing 30, 900 copies Of the bureau Of animal in
dustry, and making appropriations there
for was passed. Mr.. Oates Of Florida call
ed up his resolution for final adjournment
and after discussion it was futher postpon
cd until to-morrOw Mr.. McMillin Of Ten
nessee, moved to ad lourn, but the motion
was delea cd. Mr. Oates said that he had
failed in h effort TO get the house to ad-
journ and he would ike TO ad .ourn himself.
He asked leave OF absence for the remand
er Of the session, which was granted, as
was also similar request of Mr.. Lanham
OF Texas.
OCTOBER IL, SENATE.-The principal
feature Of the senate's proceedings was the
adoption for an adjournment sine die on
the 10Th inst.
HoUsE.-The house concurred in the SEN
ate resolution for adjournment, and spent
The rest OF the day in q desultory discussion
IF different subjects.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-25

VIM. Kerr has been arrested at East
Saginaw on suspicion on being implicated
in the recent fur and silk robbery at Flint.
The Mountoalm county supervisors have
added 40, 700 TO the assessed valuation of
Greenville.
Miss Mary Wylie OF New York, will soon
start an art school in Oscoda.
Hiram Clengerman had his right hand
mang cd in single mill at Coral. Sympa-
thetic friends gave him 500 to tide him over
mis- trouble.
The big Corliss engine which drove the
machinery at tho Philadelphia exposition
ha been sod to the q. f.. Brown milling
company OF Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Sarah ID Parsons, late matron of
the Coldwater state school, has been APP.
pointed matron OF tho Minnesota state
school for the blind, at Fairbault, MINI.
M. " Wagner of Marshall sold 30 horses
the other day tor $3.50 each.
A barn belonging to Charles Michael OF
Brockway, burned the o her morning, and
with it four horses, 1850 bushels of grain,
his wagons, tools, otc. Supposed to be Of
,ncendlary origin,
Martin Tanner OF Henrietta, recently
found the skull OF un elk with gigantic
horns ~ the Portage river The horns
measure over four feet in hight and the
skull bones were sunk into the bed of the
llNCIs AS uO ok uAS DCGn seen III llllS 10
cality for 80 years, tho specimens are rare
relics.
The 18th annual session Of the Michigan
grand lodge Of Good Templers was held in
Flint on the lSth INST. The reports show
that there arc 200 lodges in the state in good
working order, and provisions have been
made for a fund Of 81, 900 with which TO pay
an organizer and state lecturer. Officers
elected G. G. Templar, o. w. Balm, Grand
Rapids; c. counselor, Charles Il. Russell,
Detroit; G.. V. Templar, Mrs. f. E. Davis,
Belmont; G.. secretary, John Evans, Belle
vue; q. treasurer u. j. Connell Muskegon /,
G.. ). j. templar, Mrs. Il. e. Knapp, Howell
IL was agreed 10 hold the next meeting Of
the lod,e at Grand Ra ids on the third
Tuesday in October. 1859.
Burglars catered the store of N. & b.
Mills OF MarysVille the other night blew
open the sale and secured about $500 in cur
rency.
The ST. Clair river tunnel company has
bought 81 lots in Sarnia, the 40 acre Conger
tract in Port Huron, and will soon begin
driving the tunnel in good earnest. The con
tracts for eXcavating the appro .ches have
been let and WORK thereon will beg n in a
few days.
Andrew Passage, for 60 years a resident
of Plymouth, is dead.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-25
A Mad Lovers Romance.

Early in the season famil of three
persons came to Oil Orchard on the
Maine coast. aud took up their abode
at one of the hotels-f father. mother
and daughter The former wealthy
and indulgent; the latter beautiful and
modest At the hotel tarried middle
aged gentleman of prepossessing app
pearance, fine conversational powers,
and altogether estmabie qualities,
The guests were not abundant. for the
season was early, and the young lady
and middle-aged gentleman found oc.
cason TO frequent the veranda. under
sanction of pNter and mater famil as.
where lengthy tete-a-tetes wero indul-
ged in. The Young lady was impreSsi-
bic and susceptible. The middlo-aged
gentleman was gallant and ass duous
in his attentions. Time wore ON and
q decided attachment grew up
between the two. which became
matter of comment 10 the
now increasing guests 1t was gener-
ally understood that matr mony was
the inevitable. One day the lady nc
companiod her parents in town to 10 a
little shopping. returning late in the
afternoon. What was her consterna-
ton on arriving at the hotel TO learn
that her gay Lothario had suddenly
disappeared. been spirited away. rs it
were, or in other words been captured
and sent back to the insane asylum
from which he had escaped few
months before. meantime being tenn
porarily rational enough to carry out
the role mentioned. 1t seems that the
lunatic when n ounger man had visit
ed another seaside resort with his affi-
,nced. While in bathing. the un'ler-
tow from which Old Orchard beach is
remarkably free. carried the young
! lady out bovond her lovers reach. and
she was drowned. The event so agoniz-
ed him that he went stalk mad, and
he was sent to the asylum. from which
he managed to escape, and was recap
tured as related above. -LesotstO,, NE }
| Journal.
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THE WORLD OF TRADE.
Detroit Markets.

Wheat-No. red spot, and October,
81 10; December, 81 10; May, 81 1901 IL A.;
No. / white, spot 81 090Cl o024 October,
81 cool 10 December s. II. CornNo. 2,spot,
46o; No. =. spot @. Oats No. 2 white spot,
S0c October 20lSc; No 2mixed, 2SLIc, No.
2414425o; light mixed, 27Hc. Cloverseed
Prime, spot s. 80; October, s. 50; Novem-
Der, s. So; December, IS 60; No 2, spot,
IS 70. Ryo-No. 2, zoe. Harley-No ia
quoted at 81 45Gol 20 per cwt.
Provisions-DetrOit new mess, Sic 00CQ
10 %; family po.ks 3(ol9 %; short clear,
$40 5O9l9 20; lard, in t'erces, 924@l0c;
kegs, l09l0Ac; pals, l04@l0Hc; hams,
l2146l2Hc; shoulders, 0(G9I4c; breakfast
bacon, 111(6il1Fc, dried beef hams, 80 5o9o
10; extra mess beef, new, S. 80; family
beef, 81 50JGS.
Flour-Michigan patent, Sc 90; roller,
IS 0O; Minnesota patent, 81 30; Minnesota
bakers, 81 %; Rye. 81 20 per Dol. Market
very strong.
Hides-Green Nc /, nc; No. 9, 31Sc,
cured No. l, 51sc; No: 2, &c; sheepskins, so
Q$l 30, as TO the wool; green calf, SC; salt
ed ca (, exc per ID.
Game-Partridge Coo per pair; woodcock,
s. 5ttG3 per doz. common ducks, 80@35c,
and Mallards, Zoe per pair; rabbits, 10,@l5c
each; squirrels, 81 per doz.
Hay-in car lots, ba!ed Timothy No. L,
$1'Q 2 % per ton; No. 2, do. DOLL 25;
clover, Si@7 %; straw, nominal at s. 50a6.
Timothy, loose pressed, Sl0; IN wagon lots,
$S(915
Poutry-Roosters, &c per Id; fowls, &c;
spring chickens, s; turkeys, o(dlc; ducks,
&c; pigeons, zoe; SO abs, 2oc per pair. Re
ceipts Of all kinds large.
WOODLAND maple, So IS per cord; hiclS-
DRY s. as; b>eSh and maple, s. %; S II
white ash, s. 20; soft maple, S.. For saw
ing and splitting s lef cord extra.
Wool-rrm; hne, 246D2 G; medium, $500
IN. 1-.ss ~ n1 10
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Mackenzie's Charges.

The British Medical Journal publishes a
synopsis of DIR. Morren Mackenzie's de
Tense. DR.. Mackenzie denies that he ever
deceived his royal patient, but kept him
fully informed as to the nature and progress
of his malady. Prof. Bcrgmann's operation
of tracneotomy is pronounced on the whole
well done, but DIR. Mackenzie declared tina,
the deathblow was administered in April
last when Prof. Bergman made q false cut
in the emperors throat, causing extensive
suppuration around the traches, which
shortened the patients life at least ten
months. DR. Mackenzie declares that ex
cept when this false passage was made anC
DIR. Bergman tlrust his finger into the
wound, Frederick never suffered any pain
TIE Medical Journal also prints fac sim
lilies of the last notes written by the EN-
peror frederick, one of which speaks o
ill.treatment received from Prof. Bergman
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FOREIGN.

Hon. James Patton, collector of customs
at Toronto was found dead in bed the other
morn ng
DIR. Macken 10 admits that the synopsis
of his n w book which was published in the
London Medical Journal Is an accurate
forecast Of TIE work He processes, how
ever, not 10 know how IL WAS disclosed be-
fore the publication Of the book, and is an
CRY at its appearance
Anarchists intended 10 kill Emperor
WI lam while no was IN Vienna The au-
/ noritics lie rned Of the plan and the route
was changed.