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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Ritusnss cssmaIsc Der ylapnips.

Gin eigent6iimli6eg, auf SuggeItion
bcrubenbes Ssilperfabren 1T oas 2tufs
ite1en oes Yatisnten innerbalb eines
Srodengemdloes, oas duf benz 9ooen
elmer Weoicinbiitte ausgefiibrt lit.
Bon mdhttgsr IusgeItiper Dirtung
miihen aud bic 9ebete Der Rdturp0lter
iein.
Die Rabaios Snoianer ri6ten folgenz
oes 8ebet an ben grpB'n 9erg9eiIt
9Iilpi gtsriant:
Rdgenosr in ben 8ergenl
Serr Der Ssrgs!
Sunger Wannl
Sberbdupt!
i'd babe Dir Elm Spfsr 9ebta6tl
Stele mir msinen &orper rpieoer 6er!
Stelle ale meine SaOn9eit iuieosr ber!
Wsniger srfolgrei9 fpsrben ppbl Die
Bel @pioenlien an Die Srantbeitsodmo.
nsn gsridtstsr 4nIpraden Iein. 9luf
Sen Watubslainisln maht man benz
0amon folgenoe frtunoli4e 9oriteI=
lung:
.Ssrr Seuhe! Sier babt S6r iebt
feline Dobnung mebr! 3iebt fort Ra9
einem giinItigeren Srte!"
Qluf Der SnI1l Suru gibt man Der
&rantheit gu oerIteben, Sab bic Wtittsl
Der 9spOIteruns bsreits sri9Gpft iino:
m6err 8robbater podsn 9sbt gutz
tpilIig tpe9l Wir 6aben Gu5 Spsiien
fir bic Reiie Suredtselsst! @ir baz
ben Sud nidts mebr gu ssben!"
Hsben bieIen @ebrGu6en, psi6s Der
0dmpnengldube Der Naturpolter nit
fib brtnat, beniiBen bic Bilbsu cine
Reibe Praceouren, oeren tbsrapeutiI9s
unb prop1blattiide SsOsutung sipsis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

bon fpdniTdem pfsTFsr unS bon sefpiTs
fen 5ii6drten einen 9tusIab beroorru,
fen tdnn.
Oiefen aus 9lbsr9lduben unb ri1tiz
gen 8epbahtungen 3uIammsngeIebs
ten 8oritellungen iibsr Die llria9en
Der &rantbeiten entIpriht bds aes
fammte !Seils unb S9ubperiabren Der
NaturpDltsr. Gs lit liar, penn bic
Mebraabl Der &rdntbeiten bura b0Ie
Settler entitebt, 10 muB bic Mebr5abl
Der Seil= uno SbubproceSuren duf
Die 0srtreibung Der SGmonen gerihs
tst fein. Die MsOicinmGnner tpenben
gu bieIem 3pede spsi MstbOben an:
Die 9eiiterbeihtoOrung unb ben bppno=
tiiden S6laf ober bic SuggeItion.
9ie erite bieIer prrceouren lit 10 allz
gemein befdnnt. bdb mir lie bier ni6t
nGber gu erDrtern brdu6en. 9iel inz
tereRantsr 1T bic llnteriu6ung oes
9ppnotiIcben uno iuggeitiben 8erfdbz
rsns Der MeotcinmGnnsr.
I'm bas 8ett bes 3ranten 6erum
pflest Der Msbieinmann nit ieinen 9es
Eilfen 5dnae auf5ufiibrsn. $0isbei
itoBeH lie einen gleibfDrmisen 9eIang
aus. Ihiitteln lire RaFeln unb I9lds
gen Srommeln; biss alIes, in monpz
toner Weiie ausgefii6rt, mub cine
b0pnotiIirenbs @irtung dusiiben. Der
arante i9ldft Elm unb erpadt geIuno.
@laubt Der 9atisnt. baB Elm 5remos
tDrper bic llrIdde isiner 2eioen lit, 10
legt Der Meoicinmunn isinsn Ntuno
an bic idmerSsnbe Stele, Inn oeuSUrz
per berdus3uIausen. Sisrauf bolt er
= o Wunber! = aus 1sinem Munos
einen Stein berpor, ooer er sisbt aus
ieinsm 9lermsl Sbierfrallen, Mens
ihentno4en, ia man4mal ganse Staz
heli9peine bsrdus uno prdIentirt lie
benz &ranten. Der patient bGlt fia
nun fir bsfreit, unb oisIsr 9laube psrz
bilft ibm CUR SeiIung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
o { I u u b { u.

9 WuTs, gsb' unb glib einsn Sub
Dem Oiater Ori9inaIiFimus!
Den 9anSsn Sag lang bat e. gsiu9t,
3p6If pfeifsn serauat unb md9tis
gsfludt -
9is 9lbsnbs I'M iteben er enbli9 fdnb
GinsR Reim, ben Rsiner nod ansss
tpanbt.
Damn bat er 10 stuif9en iieben uno ddt
I'm ben Reim bsrum Elm 9ebtdt ses
ma4t,
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6 pIitter.

Gs aibt 2sute, bsnsn bas 0uFer 6is
gum Wtunoe ssbt, uno OennOa trinten
iis teins.
Die itGrtitsn MoraliItsn Iino isns,
ipelhe bas 9eben nod nidt oosr Ihor
su piel 9enohen bakn.
Gs Iaimpft Man6sr iiber trumm.
Hiidsn. neil sr teine 9elegsnRit bat,
hen Teintgen gu triimmen.
2eibsr lit 9eiptfsuIoIisfsit elm e5enz
70 ianftss Ru1etiiIen, aIs Elm gut Gss
piiIen.
Naa 6reibsit ibreien meiIt bic an
Iauteitsn, bic iis alien QnOsren 0ietirsn
m0hten.
Sid nit ieinsr Nsrpoiitdt srtTauls
btgen, beiBt Elm prioilsgium bsaRIprus
a;n, unangenebm gu isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Dfr guB arf osr piibnr,

Die &ubzGnquete lit bds RsusIfs
auf bhIsm interefdntsn 9sbiete. glns
lab gu oerielbsn Bot cine GontrobsrIs,
bic 5piIGen elmer Sfauipielerin uno
ibrem partner bs5iieIi6 Der ausfiibs
rung oss in elmer Tolls porseidrisbes
nsn &uiIss entItanbsn mar. Die Dame
bate psrlangt, Der Stub biirfe nur
martirt tperoen, Der Sbauipieler
gldubts Elm Hs9t auf sinen fpirtli6en
Sub gu beiiBsn, uno 10 fam es gu
allsrbano Weitsrungsn. 9ieIe SuBs
frags 1T elmer Rsibe bstanntsr Siinitlez
rinnen porgslsgt; aus ben 4ntiportsn
tbeilen mir bic folgsnbsn nit:
Srene 9lbenorotb (Wien): Seos
&iinftlerin ioa iia bas sinriatsn, tpie
iie nil. SD fir meinsn 3beil lisBe
MIDI nur bon meinsm 9uter, Sruoer
uoer 9rGutigum fiifen.
2Ola 8setb (Dien):
&iifen
Dor ben Gollihen
SIT PfIi4t;
&iiHen
Stntsr ben GouliFsn
@nti6ieosn niht!
5ran5isfu Gnmenrei6 (Sdmburg):
Sd itsqs MIDI gum Suifs auf Der Bib
ne. ipie ih mid gu Ool9 unb 9ift in
bieisr Welt bss S6eines iteue. ,Mdn
tbut MIR TO-" IS tit allgsmsiner
Sbeatergebrau6, bdB aud Der Yartnsr
beim Siifen bisien Stanbpuntt eins
nimmt. Wie Bel allen Gubersn DIM
gen auf Der 9iibns, ,tommt ss aud bsim
Suiis nur auf bic 9si9idlihteit an,
ben Ginorud Der Wdbrbsit bsrporsus
brinssn. Wie auf bem Sbeater niht
pirtIih gstDOtet ipiro, 10 bruu9t audi
riht pirtli9 estiiBt gu perosn, UNI
bsim 3uI6uusr bic OOlIe Suuiion gu
srfpeden.
u. bel' Ora (gsrlin): Cine &iinIts
lsrin, tpel6e nit 2eib uno Sssle ibrem
8erufe uugeb0rt, muB, tpsnn ss erfors
oerli9 lit, tiifen uRb iih tiihsn lahsn.
Wabre &unIt 1T erbabsn iibsr allss
Glsinlids.
Satbarinu 1Srant (5ranffurt am
Tain): SD unteri6eioe brei Saupts
artsn bes SuFss auf Der 8iibne: ben
Rub aus 0ant6artsit, ben SUB aus
Gdtung uno ben Rub aus binsebsnosr
2iebs. Nd9 meinsr Iniift IolIte jeos
art bss &ufes auf Der 8iibns lsoiglia
fharf mdrtirt iperben. 90 ipenig Elm
glutOr ben fpirtli6en Sob bur9 9ift
pber 0o.h psrlunst. ebesio ipenig Diro
sr siner anoeren SUB ais BEN martir<
ten 0orI4rsibsn. Der &ub aus 0unts
bartlett, tpie man i'm sinsm Dobltbd>
ter, uno Der aus 9srebrung, tpis man
ibn bem ndaItsn 9lnpsrpanotsR Gibt
uno Der pp6I BEN innsrIten, niht abet
itiirr.;i3 duflpallsnoen 9efiiblen snt>
iprirgt, iolIen bsbingungslps nur
mdrtirt nsroen, ba iol9c &iiiIe au9
i'm 2sben niht BON b.ftigsn 8emiiths-
bepsguneen oittirt iinb. Srsili9 1T
aud fir ben Stub. Den man bsm 9es
Iisbten duf bic 2ippen oriidt, i'm
Prineip Die Martiruns gu empf;blen;
tpsr aber NIT uub in isiner Gole fe6t,
niro ith i'm Iussnblid oes 9lffetts
ni4t bsbsrri6sn t0nnen uno ii6 Der
Wirtti6teit 10 nahs gsbraht fiibIsn,
buB sr tros Der abiar,dsnoen bdBlihsn
Skuteri4mtnt. ale gut 8pridss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

Cine ibrem WeIsn nab gan; sutrefs
f.noe 8orgtelluns lit aud bic BON ben
5SrsmOtOrpern ais urId6en Der 3runtz
bsit,n. Rur SdB bic tleinen &noaens
ooer Sol3Iplittsr, bic in ben 8Orpsr
sinorinaen uno oft lGItige &rantbeiten
berporrufeu, in Der p6untdiie Der gtds
turpDlter Die 9eItalt bon Sbisrtlauen,
StabslIhpeiren, grotlumpen unb
Stsinen dnnebmen.
gtuh in Dem @Iuubsr an n60Ie
Winos" Itedt Elm gut SbeiI rirbtieer
GrtenntniB: Tie iinb bic Trigger Der
hsute ndber erfprIbten Miasmen.
SflieBiib Iinbst man aud Bel piez
len Nuturu0ltern bas 8enubtiein, bah
Die Srantbeitsn nit elmer unSpedmds
bi9en Grndbruug in 3uIammenbana
iteben. Die 8etpohuer Der 9iIanas
uno S,srnutainieln, foipie bic bes 8es
rOnasIt4tpsIs ptden ,baB Der gsnub
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
glf MeOIttn Oer Hatur= g6lher.

9luf ZEN erIten 8lid erTheint Si.
Wteoicin Der Ndturp0lter ais e;n Mrs
res 9emilh BON Qbsrglauben unb @es
ipeniterfurCbt, bon llnpsrItanb uRo
&obbeit, als elm Dsrt BON geipiFsnlo-
fen Setriigern, ntdt aur Seilung, ion,
bern gum 8erberben Der 2eibenben ers
fpnnen.
llnteriudt man Iis dufmerfIamer,
10 fGlt 3unG9It ibre @erpanotI9aft
nit Der SeiltirnIt uHierer 8oltsGr3te
in's 9luge. Ote 8iiben baben Be-
iprehsr. @lieberIebsr, Streidfrauen,
Srdutermanner unb Webicinmdnnsr,
bic noas b0Ie WeIen" pertreiben; uno
aLls bieie primitiosn 9siltiinItlsr pers
binoen poblipsislid ibre 3aubereien
tets nit Der Odrreihung mebitdmenz
tDier Srdnte. NIT Der 4npenoung Der
SdItpahsrs ober S4rpibtur - gang
toie bic rpeiien Srauen".
g9sr aber oas logiid)e Geriiite priift,
bas bisIen Seilz o0sr ShuBprOceouz
rem su 9runoe iieet, psr Iib bic Wiiibe
rimmt. bic meoiciniIten unO Girurgiz
ftten Wanipulationen Der Wiloen auf
i6rsn piNeni@aftIi9en Gba7atter uno
ilren tb.rapeutiIaen grfolg bin 5u
unterIuGen. Der mub iibsrrdI4t geitsz
ZEN, odb Die Webiein Der Rdturb0ltsr
Tih Der neueItsn 6eiimetboben: Der
Suggsition, Der Sppnoie unb OerMais
idge in tpsiteitsm llmfdnge beoisnt,
baB lie iia an bic fAuierigitsn Opera
tionsn bsranipagt. uno bdB lie iiberz
baupt i3re Sberapis uno Propbpldrts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

= Sn Der mmerfrif6e.
Cine Dame betlagt Iih bsim Wirtbe,
oaB ale Sbiiren 10 fiir9tsrli9 tnarz
ten. mas beionpers bes Morgsns ishr
ItOreno lei. r@nG' 5ruu," entgsgnet
oieIer, noas iinO bait 9ebirssthiirsn -
oi: asRen ale nit eiHsm Subi4ts:
auf!" 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

P :" =" p =" :"
nddbem CO Dor6er in europa ge6ii9z
reno 6eipunbert tporSen mar, itammte
aus Der boldnbiibsn Stuot Shens
ore6t. paulin9en SGblte 19 Sabre,
NAB aber nur II 3oa uno ppg 8 1s2
9iunb; eine 2ungsnentSiinoung ba!
ibrem 2eben Elm Gnoe gemaat.
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Sie toote 3pc.siit.

Die &leinite Der Sleinen, ~Prinseis
lin" YauIins, bat in glep gort bds
3eiiii3s geiesnet. Oieies Seminutios
MenIdentinb, tpel6es Ieit Dem l. Ses
cember b. s. in gtep Yort auftrat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Gntf 9uIb igung.

r86nnsn sic bsnn nidt leisn? 5isr
itebt bod oeutli9 angsI9risben:
Sprs6itunbs bon 2 = 8 llbr!"
nGntIduloigen Sic, ih min Sic
aud gar niht Ipredeu, Ssrr Hsouts
tsur! Sd mOhP Sic nur I'm sins
tIeine llntsrItiiBuug bitten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

Der 6intertupfsr bat furht6ars
angit bor Dem @eipitter; absr Ieitoem
er auf bic Soss getommen, einsn 8lisz
ableiter auf ieinen S9irm gu tragen.
maht er iorglos uno beranii1t Ieine
8Gnae Bel bem ihrsdlihitsn Gatpittsr.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31

Prof. w. e. Mills is here and will
remain during the Fair to aid the boys
with their'music. The band is drill
ing nightly and is prepared to furnish
excellent music. Did it ever occur to
you that other towns the size of this
one that keep a number one band in
existence are about as scarce as hens
teeth"
We ommited a pleasing feature in
our Anti Monopoly story (alias Whis-
key TRUST last week. The lion of the
hour finally concluded that he had
finished his labors and started home.
Some one had left a ''bike" standing
at the side of the walk. The Britain
perchanced to trip upon the wheel of
the "bike." Thinking he had collided
with some of our fair sex, scraped the
dust, limbered his vertebrate, and with
the %politeness of a Baron remarked,
"Excuse me Ladies'" Had it not been
for those ''hay-diggers" again, the
episode would have gone unnoticed.
The Fair is the next great event.
1t commences Tuesday and continues
four days. Teams and men have been
busy for weeks putting things into
shape. It will be by far the best fair
ever given and if the weather is good,
there will be throngs Of people in
town. Everybody should attend the
Fair.
We notice in the report of the NJ. E,
Conference at Helena, that Rev. S. A.
Oliver is permitted to remain on this
charge. This is pleasing news to oul
people. Among the Bishops appoint
ments we notice also, Geo. Comfort
Supt. State school for Orphans
Perhaps the Bishop did not know thai
this institution is under state contro
and not the church of his choice.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31

in the spring, sitting on a boulder sun
ming themselves. BY the way Mr.
johnson is talking smelter and says
that he will have one of twenty-five
ton capacity at Sterling summing before
the grass gets green in the spring.
At Bald Mountain, at the head of
Meadow Creek, things are looking up.
The California consolidated Mining
Company is working eight men on
their mine. They say it is showing up
splendidly and will make a good mine.
Frank Wallace, late manager of the
mine, recently resigned. Mr.. Wallace
says that he has one consolation, that
during his administration he paid up
lots of old bills against the Company,
so the new manager, Mr.. Casey, has a
clean set of books to commence business
with. It is announced that this Com
pany will put up a mill near the mine
this fall.
At the Little Kid mine. several men
are employed. Mr.. McKeney, the
manager, let a contract last week for
several hundred cord of wood to be
delivered at the mine. This company
intend to build a mill also this fall.
L. a. Durham, manager Of the
Revenue, returned from Butte Thurs
day.
Edward Johnson went to Tacoma,
Washington, Saturday but will return
in about fifteen days.
Chas. Miner is retitting the Slippery
Bill Hotel on the fiat in great shape.
Its doors will be thrown open to the
public on Sept. l. Mr.. Miner being
an old hotel man will no doubt have q
big crowd to feed on the opening day
Mrs. F.. V. Jackson, of Sterling
Sundayed with her sister Mrs. Ormslin
on Meadow Creek.
Pat McCleary, who has had charg'
of the windlass at the Columbus mine
resigned Saturday.
The wet goods store on the fiat is no
doing a rushing business at present
The manager, William Mears, an
nounces that water will be prett,
good for the boys in about 10 day
if business don't loom up.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31
SHERIDAN SALAD.
Doings Of the People Of the Valley
Town for the Past Week.

SHERIDAN, Aug. 29.-[Special Cor
respondence .ECharles Walters went
to the county seat this morning on bus
mess for the Filing Co.
Mrs. Dickey and daughter Ora from
Rochester are visiting with Mrs. A.
Cornforth.
The family of Frank Wright have
moved into their Sheridan residence,
and expect to make this place their
home during the winter.
The pastor of the Methodist church.
sent to Sheridan by the recent confer
ence arrived here on Wednesdays
coach. He will occupy the NJ. E. pull
pit Sunday morning and evening.
The people of Sheridan are anxious.
ly awaiting the completion of the tele'
phone line, that they may hear the
voices of their Virginia City friends
more frequently.
Mrs. Pony Gilbert and little daugh'
ter, of Butte, have been the guest o.
Mrs. Thomas Graham the past week
The two ladies left for Dillon this
morning on a brief visit.
Edwin Norris passed through Sheri
dan Sunday, en route to Virginia Cit.
on legal business.
1t is with pleasure the people O.
Sheridan have heard of the return o
Rev. Oliver to his charge at Twin
Bridges. He will be among us NOR
often than if he had been stationed at
more remote point.
Fred Ellinghouse was made happy b,
an unexpected visit from his mothe
who lives in Iowa. Other relatives G
the family also arrived on the SAM
day and were met in Dillon by MI
Ellinghouse.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31
FROM RICHMOND FLAT.
Some Mining News and Some PersO OH
al Happenings.

RICHMOND FLAT, Aug. 26.-[Special
Correspondence]-Not seeing any thing
in print for some time from this camp,
we thought it about time to advise you
that Richmond Flat is strictly in it.
But we don't make any extensive blow
over it for the ore shipments to Butte
tell the story of the richness of u
ores. At the Monitor ten men are on
the pay roll. The shaft is now down
v e 200 feet, the vein being so feet
wide with streaks of good ore scattered
through it. Supt. j. K. Knox, it
appears, is going down into the east to
satisfy himself that the ores here did
not fall from the clouds. At the Rev
enue 16 men are employed. The mill
is now running on half time but the
ore extracted is away up and is paying
we'll.
At the Columbus 4 men are employed
and they ship a car load of ore every
two weeks. The mine is looking we'll.
This property is owned principally by
Boston parties.
The Shamrock mine shut down last
week for a brief season. Supt. Turner
did not want to throw too much gold
bullion on the market at one time for
fear that the stuffed prophet at Wash
ington would demonitize gold and bust
up his company, therefore he will lei
gold get a little scarce before he re
sumes operations.
Mr.. Baker, who has a lease on a mine
near Sterling, recently shipped 4 ton
which paid one hundred and ten dollar
per. ton. Mr.. Baker may engage il
banking business if the streak holds out
Ed johnson made the first paymen
on the Rosebud property at Sterling
therefore Goodwin 4 Company, the fol
mer owners, are happy as ground hog
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31
TWEED SAL,E
ACCORDING TO THE BUTTE
PAPERS.
The Clipper Group said to Have Been
sold to Euglish Capitalist for $3.50.
COO-Othrr Properties Included in
the Sale,

Amammoth mining deal is on in Mad
ison county properties and the fact that
a large payment has been made to secure
it leads to the belief that it will be con
summated ina few days. The proper
ties included in the negotiations are
the Clipper group OF mines near Pony.
owned by Filing & Morris, the wealthy
Madison county men, and the mining
interests adjoining this group, which
owned by H. c. McKaske. The
consideration is $3.50, 900. OF which a
geodly sum has already been paid.
According to mining men who are
we'll posted in that section, the Clip
per group and adjoining claims are
much more valuable thar mines at
MERGED, California, recently secured
by Captain Couch. In fact, the latter
had an expert report on the Clipper
group before the California mines were
purchased, and an offer of $3.50, 600 was
made. Filing & Morris held the prop
erty then at 5000 900, and as a great
deal Of development work would have
to be done Captain Couch completed
the negotiations for the California
properties.
Since that time a force of men has
been constantly employed in opening
up the ground. The mine was worked
during the winter months and the or,
stacked up until the summer, when i
was hauled to Filings mill about fiv,
miles distant. The fact that a mil
cannot be erected at the mine is tn
diseouraging feature in working tn
properties. The English capitalist
who are now negotiating for the mine
must be prepared to expend a yer,
large amount of capital in gettin,
things in shape. 1t is understood
they will proceed to erect a 100 STAN
mill about three quarters of a mil
from the Clipper group and will cor
struct a tramway similar to the one a
the Bimetallic mines in Granite county
THE capitalists who are negotiatin
) for the Clipper group will have a big
ger and better thing than the MERGE
properties" said a Madison count
mining mar to-day. THE r aroun
Pony is in permenant lodges and NJ
: in pockets as in many other parts
) that county. 1t will require the expe1
iture of a large amount of capital
:. get the mines in working order, b.
1 once started there will be ore en- Dug
: there to keep a 100 stamp mill runnin
. night and day for so years"
The agent of the capitalists has d
posted $4,000 in a bank of this city
a guarantee that the boud will be lii
ed.-Inter Mountain.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-31
THE SILVER FUND.
"C0in's SCHOOL, Sends u Few Words of
Greeting to Montana.

Greeting to Montana.
Butte, Aug. 26.-The following letter re-
ceived to-day from the author OF 'Coins
Financial SCHOOL, is selt-explanatory:
"Chlcago, Ill.,, Aug. %, 1895. Dear MIR.
Merrill: l I'M just IN receipt OF a letter from
Mr.. Light OF Denver, saying that he hopes
soon to be here in the interest OF the cam
paign for silver and that he is waiting to
hear from you in Montana. Now Is the
critical time in the present struggle. The
gold men are making a quiet but aggressive
campaign against W; their work ia abko-
lutely enormous. We are holding our own
with them, but q time in the battle will
soon come when one or the other will make
lnroads that will be decisive. Ii you can
may be decisive in the impending campaign,
l will be pleased to hear from you. Sin
cerely, W. H. Harvey"
Further evidence OF what Colorado is do.
ing toward raising a silver campaign fund
is the following telegram received to-day
from Senator Wolcott:
"Denver, Colo, Aug. %, 1895. Hon
Thomas G. Merrill, Butte Hotel, Butte
Montana: C%olorsdo's fifteen thousanG
pledged, one.half will be deposited Monday
balance when needed, Chicago Office
should be opened at once. H. r. Wolcott.'
The request is made by the Butte solicit
ing committee that those who have sub
scrlbed should At once pay their subscrip
ton to W. A.. Clark, the treasurer, 50 tina
the money could be forwarded as sosn q
] poDsible.-StanlaId.
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The New Laws. Reduced Price Sc,

The Sanders Edition Zone volume) OF
the laws OF Montana has superseded any
need for other publication, and the demand
for it has exceeded the most %sanguine
expectation OF the Publishers. Federal
State, County, and Municipal Officers,
LAWYERS and Courts, business men and
scholars, are purchasing snd using it and
endorse it as being mechanically arranged,
the law IN which is neither obscureG nor
enervated by observations of irresponsible
parties called annotations. 1t has a table
OF contents as useful as an index, no other
edition has any. The law goes home to
every avocation in life, regulating every
department OF human industry and being
the best achievement OF lawyers for GEN.
turtles, so that whatsoever is familiar with
this volume of Statutes is well grounded
in the principles OF the law. Compliments
tor this volume COM from high officers OF
the State, from judges and lawyers, and
its universal distribution promises to make
our people better posted in the science OF
law than those of any other state or country.
Preparatory to the publication OF a new
edition, the undersigned offers the remain
ing volumes OF the first Edition tor sale at
the unprecedently low price OF SIX dollars.
For sale by Z. ". RANK & CO.,
The Montana Publication Society.
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LOST-Two horses; one light bay
horse, branded L or left thigh: one
iron grey branded w on left shoulder:
have been gone abont three months: a
suitable reward will be given for in
formation leading to their recovery.
Address Geo. D. B. Turner, Norris,
Montana.
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Jake Newman. the tailor.

The National G. A. r. encampment
will be held this year in Louisville,
Kentucky. For this occasion, the
Union Pacific will sell round trip tick
ct for one fare. Tickets will be on
sale September 4th. and will be linn
tied for return, until October6th.
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Send postal card address to e. ".
BiFehaFd. Twin Bridges, Mont, for =
free COPY OF the Normal Herald.
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Ours Is the
Only Line.

whose trains pass in full
view of Custer Battlefield.
That is one advantage.
There are others-LOTS
OF THEM.
Ask the nearest ticket
agent what they are a n d
why cur line is the p r E.
FERRED ROUTE to Oma
, ha, st. Joseph, K a n s a g
City, st. Louis and Chica.
60.
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". ". Jehnston. Cen. Agt.
BlLLlHGs, MOTT.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-17

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Loss Of Power Of the Generatiye Organs IN either
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which leads to Missy, CONSUMPTION. insanity
written guarantee to cure or Iefanr money.
With mi insfrnctions. as cents. One sample
only sold to each person by mail.
Sold by j. H. Hammond. corner Free and
Center Sts.; L. c. Fowler, corner Congress and
Lafayette Sts., and H. P. s. Goold, ooI Con
gross ST., Portland, Me.