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sess more than nine square feet Of
ground.
Soon, however, the disproportionate
depth between the various claims be-
gan to play havoc, the earth of one
claim falling into another and lower
one, with the result of endless law
suits. Then it was that the process of
consolidation began, and number of
big companies began to appear.
For a time, the working was COM
paratiVely easy, and the mines paid
we'll, but later the expense began to
increase; there were tremendous land
slides which covered up the excava-
lions of a. year, and it was found that
open work would be no longer profita-
bic. Then it was that one of the engi-
neers conceived the plan of sinking
mines and then running. tunnels for
ward and tapping the diamondiferous
ground from beneath. This is now the
accepted plan of working the mines,
the idea being exactly the same as
though if one wanted to tap the Hud-
son river from beneath, they should
sink a shaft on Manhattan island and
then run a tunnel out under the river.
The ground in which the diamonds
are found, when it is first taken out,
looks like blue sandstone, and is quite
hard. Upon exposure to the sun,
however, it begins to decompoSe and
disintegrate. This process is hasten
ed by brushes and harrows, and when
the ground is reduced to loose earth
it is thrown upon the water selves
and, little by little, the diamonds are
extracted therefrOm.
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One Company in Control of the Dia-
mOnd Markets of the World.

80 far, the value of the stones
taken from this single little district
a few miles square, has reached sum
in excess of $4OOOOO,OOO, and the pres
ent market value of the product is
about $4,000, 900 a year This is now
entirely under the control of one COM
pany, the De Beers Consolidated, Linn
tied, which owns or controls all the
diamond mines round about Kimberly.
This company is capitalized for about
$40. GOO, coo, and has outstanding de-
bentures to the amount of about $55,-
600. 600 more. The company pays any
where from 20 TO 80 per cent a year
dividends, and of course the shares
are held at a proportionate value. AS
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MONOPOLY In
THE SPARKLERS.
Company That Controls the Dia-
n1ond Markets.
PRODUCT RESTRICTED.
GREAT DIVIDENDS ARE PAID TO
THE STOCKHOLDERS.

Public Slow TO Believe in South
American Finds-COnstant Watch
ON the Diamond Understanding
of Diamonds Still COntinues-Cu-
riOus Effects of Restricting the
Diamond Product.
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feminine edition of the uniform of a
taVor1te regiment and review the
soldiers on some festival occasion.
That is about all King Williams
wife does, but her soldiers feel that
they are more honOred than the aver
age, and to be a member of the Queens
regiment is esteemed most fortunate
piece of good luck.
The regiment coloneled by the EN-
press is known as the Queens Regiment
OF Pommeranian Cuirassiers Its war
record IS most brilliant one, it hav-
ing been the favorite regiment of Fred
erlck the Great. On June 4. last. the
command celebrated the 15Oth ami
Versary of the greatest battle it ever
fought
The celebration took place at Pas
sewalk, near Berlin, and the Empress
on fine military charger, and wear
ing the uniform of her command, re-
viewed the troops. The picture pro-
duced here is from a. photograph taken
at the time. The Empress is a fine
horsewoman, and gets almost as much
pleasure out of military evolutions as
her husband.
A Famous Battle.
The battle celebrated was that of
Hohen-Friedberg. 1t was then under
the command of Frederick the Great
and attacked the combined Austrian
and Saxon forces. It was due en-
tirely to the heroic work of the soldiers
of the Bayreuth Dragons, as the regi-
ment was then called, that the battle
was won. They made $500 prisoners.
captured sixty-six battlehaEs twenty
cannon. and conquered ten regiments
OF Austria's best veteran troops. Fred
erick the Great, according to the rec
ords of the command, was so deeply
gratified with tds victory that for a
long time he did not know Just what
means to adopt to show his apprecia-
ton. Finally he gave them an i'm
mense medal, inscribed suitably; also
a diploma in his own handwriting. set
ting forth their deeds of valor. This
diploma has been. handed down from
one generation of officers to the next
and is carefully treasured, Frederick
the Great also decided that the cap
tured battleflags and cannon should
time. '- e'ii
Els Interesting History.
The regiment is one in which the
reigning family of Germany takes a
peculiar interest. 1t was founded on
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THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.

Ce' q r.np. extract of the brain of the
y OK, for Nervous Prostitution,
Insomnia, etc
Nardine. extract of the Heart, for
~ functional weakness of the
heart
NeduIIjne. extract of the Spinal Cord,
u for Locomotor Ataxia.
Testine, for Premature decay.
OYarine, for diseases of women.
ThyrOidine, for e, Ec4 pfnna and impurities
Dose, . Drops. Price, sI.25.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Send for Book. q5D Washington. d. c.
Il. C. VI. Institution, Drug Dept,
Agents.
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General Banking Business Transacted.

Collections promptly made on ali points
ga the West and Northwest. Careful at
tention given 20 Consignments of Ores
and Bullion. Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers on the Principal Cities of the
United States and Europe.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
New York-Importers' and Traders Ma
tional Rapk; National Bank of North
America = New DIRK.
Chica Commercial National Bank.
San Francisco-F'iTSt National Bank.
OInsha-Omaha National Bank.
St UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bank OF Commerce.
Denver-DenVer National Bank.
Pueblo-First National Bank.
Portland OregOn-FjrSL National Bank.
London-Martin's B@nk Oimited). 6
Lombard street
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For warm weather nothing is more
refreshing than cherry ice To make
it, stone and mash three pints of mo-
relic cherries. Make a syrup of a
pound and a quarter of sugar and
pint of water boiled together. Let cool,
strain the cherry juice inno IL, turn
into a freezer and freeze.
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JOHN SEBASTIAN, e. P. A..
CHICHGO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-28
Frozen Cherries.

Another delicious summer dessert.
Any tart variety of the fruit may be
used, but should be perfectly ripe. well
sweetened, then mixed with ice water
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ANXIOUS TO SERVE SPAIN.

Ex-Confederates Reported as Offering
Their Services Against Cuba.
From the Washington Post.
Oddly enough, the insurrection in Cuba
Is beginning to take on, so far as the
United States is concerned, somewhat of
a sectional and political coloring. Within
the past few days letters have been re-
ceived at the Spanish legation from ex-
confederate soldiers in the South Offering
their services to assist Spain in suppress
ing the rebellion. While there is no prob
ability that any of these offers will be
accepted, the fact is regarded as curious
as showing that there are still some
confederate veterans "spoiling for a
fight"
Some opponents of manifest destiny"
who are carefully following the develop
ments in Cuba, suggest doubts whether
the cession of that island to the United
States or its forcible possession by this
country, il either event should ever be
brought about, would prove an unmixed
benefit to the Cuban landowners. When
Florida was purchased from Spain, the
United States agreed to pay s. 900, 900 for
it, and this amount was Offset by our
claims against the mother country for
seizure of our vessels during preceding
years. 1t is claimed that in few il any
cases did the United States recognize the
grants of lands made by the Spanish
crown to its citizens in Florida, and that
immediately upon their falling into our
possession these lands were thrown open
to settlement, and in some instances were
sold TO the highest bidder.
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Card to the Public

ANACONDA, Mont. March 25. is35.
Whereas, IL has been iDtlmated that 1 am
member OF the so-eallsd A. r. A. organization;
and.
Whereas. l wish to publicly and positively
contrad CT this rumor.
/, J. stagg, being first duly sworn. do de-
pose. affirm and say that am ls0- now. neither
have ever been, neither do | ever expect 70
be. q member OF tne so-cailei A. L. A. organ
izaIion. n-ither am | connected with it IN any
manner, shape or form; that the only secret
organization 10 which L bear any reiaunn or
am iafion Is ths A r. 4 A NJ j. Il. sTAGc
subscribed am sworn 10 before me, notary
public 10 and for Deer Lodge county. Montana,
this 26rh day OF March. 1sgs.
tsEALl i. ID. FTfzGERALD;
Notary Public.
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A new hair ornament is a spray of dia-
monds made to represent a feather. One
four or five inches long sells for 500.
Pearls are most in demand for scarf pins
among the fashionable, either in single
fine stones or in clusters. In baby pins
pearls, rubies and diamonds prevail.
Small high combs for the hair. finely
wrought in solid gold, sell for s25 and as
low as si2 for less elaborate designs. If
they are set with diamonds the price
amounts from $50 to $500.
The craze for throatlets continues with
out the slightest evidence of ever growing
less. One of the new czarinas has a gold
buckle instead of stand-out bows, and,
like these, ono is placed under each ear.
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Proposals will be received at Hale's boarding
house. Carroll. until O'Clock saturday even
ing. April %. 1895. for the excayatlng Of foln-
hotel az But e. Plans and specifications may
be seeh at No. IL Main street. over Babcock 5
store. Bate. or Bale's boarding house. Carroll
any and al bids.
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Commends itself TO the well informed. TO do
pleasantly and effectually what was formerly
done in the crudest manner and disagreeabiy as
we'll To cleanse the system and break up
colds headaches and feyers without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy. syrup OF Figs.
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Tom Mcmahon was knocked off an en-
bankment yesterday afternoon. and by
the fall sustained a broken wrist and se-
we're bruises. The accident happened at
the Tuttle foundry, in a peculiar way.
Mcmahon was standing on the end of a
plank near where men were unloading
about 800 pounds was dropped on the. ops
posite end of the board, which was tilted.
The board flew up in air and dumped
Mcmahon into q ditch about 20 feet from
where he had been standing. He is being
cared for at his home on Alder street.
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A very complimentary sketch OF Prof.
r. L. Kern. superintendent of the Ana
conda schools. appears in the April num-
Der of The Rockies.
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The time
Now made by
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound schedule
Between Butte and St. Paul
Two hours and forty min ties
Shorter than via any other line
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Send two coupons and Is cents t.
Standard Office and Coins Etpancia
School" will be mailed to any address IL
the state without extra charge.
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Free speech, free thought, free action
demand protection to-day. Vote the dem.
ocratic ticket straight.
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p. j. Maloney's namo will appear on
the ballots to-day, but he has Withdrawn
and is not a candidate. Mark the X op-
positc the naue Of William NJ. Thornton.
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Greig will receive . consignment of
fresh cut rosos, lilies and carnations on
Wednesday noon for Holy Thursday.
Ladies will please order early.
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A. p. A. methods are like those of
thieves and assassins, who mask their
faces and work in darkness aud secrecy.
Such methods are not wanted IN Ana
conda. ~f
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Denis Shovlin is true aud tried. the
First ward will give him handsome en-
dorsemcnt to-day.
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Tn the district court OF the Third judicial dis
Il trict OF tue state OF Montana. in and for the
county OF Deer Lodge. In ths matter OF the as
tate OF Harry McVeigh. deceased->otiee Is
hereby given BY the undersigned. administrator
the creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against the aid decease1, TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within fonr months
AFTER the first publication OF this notice 10 tho
said administrator at his residence AT 22l Cedar
street. the same being the place for the trans
action OF the business OF said es ate. 10 the
town OF Anaconda. county Of Deer Lodge,
aforesaid. CHAkLES b. TAYLOR.
Public Administrator.
March Is. 1875
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Advertisement.
POPULIST CITY TICKET.
For Mayor
P.J. MALoNEY.
For Poles Magistrate
FRANK A. BURNS.
For Alderman. First Ward
CORNELIUS J. COLLINS.
For Alderman. Second Ward
THEo. II. EHRET
For Alderman. Third Ward
ARTHUR SLATER
For Alderman, Fourth Ward
PETER soRENsoN.
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waukee: E. A. Suffer-. Chicago; r.. deb.
Smith, city; d. NJ Evans. city; Z. j.
Torrcy, Belt; J. w. Hamilton.
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Anaconda is in she race for prosperity
and business growth, and with Mayor
Thornton up, is a sure winner. This is
not the time TO change drivers.
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Go get your tooth brushes, toilet soap,
combs and hair brushes at L. A. Kings.
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Vote for Judge Il. ID. Fitzgerald, the
little man with big heart, who never re-
fused relief to the distressed or denied
justice 10 his fellow man.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
CORNER THIRD an, MAIN srs.. ANACONDA

This house, having been thoroughly rene
waited Il row open % the pub 3. Rates =
per day. Your patronage 10 rsspsetlniiy so1c-
tied. A. II. WALKER. Prop
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Every A. p. A. in this city has been
working for the republican ticket and
will do so until tho polls closc Tonight.
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Pure blood is necessary 10 enjoy health.
b. & NJ sarsaparilla purifies the blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
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Coins Financial School, tuition as cents
and two STANDARD coupons. - d
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GEO. BARICH,
East Park Ave, Anaconda,
Anaconda.

Just opened a choice assortment Of Gents >
FurnIshin 8. Al nss goods. nsw ssyies. etc..
and ~ lowest priceA
Give ne call.
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For good home made bread, cahes and
pies go to Mrs. e. j. Truscotts, 1H Cedar
ST. al
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Ruth McKinnou. daughter Of Mrs. Car
RIO Mckinnon, will be buried this after
noon at o'clock from the family resi-
dence, 5ii East Commercial avenue.
Funeral private. s.
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Vote for C. NJ. Sawyer, the citizens can
didate for city attorney.
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Liberal minded men win sn vote for
William M. Thornton for mayer.
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Vote for John X. Walkup for alderman
in the Fourth ward. John X. is the right
sort OF stuff.
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d. A. Loose came over from Helena
yesterday.
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General Pulaski cigars at L. A. Kings

Two coupons and Is cents gets a copy
of Coins Financial School at the STAND
ARD offices in Anaconda, Butte or Great
Falls. ,
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For plumbing and heating ses J. A
Hasley, 215 Oak street.
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Mark your ballot for t. d. Fitzgerald for
police magistrate.
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Bicycles for sale and rent at +. Ken
nedy's, 10i Commercial avenue. al
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John d. Rom will ably represent the Sec-
ond ward in the city council.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mum of $40 Alder
street are the parents of a daughter, born
Saturday morning.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-08

Ripe California Olives at L. j. Bakers.
First ever shipped.
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Principles, not persons, are to be voted
for to-day. The democratic ticket stands
for liberty in the fight with bigotry.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-08

Col. L. O'Leary. the Irish soldier boy OF
'6l-64, is a good enough American for any
citizen. Vote for him to-day for city
attOrQey.
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Rev. {. Howard CRUDE of Philipsburg
held services at the Presbyterian church
yesterday. He leaves for Deer Lodge this
morning.
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Fine bananas and lemons Just received
at Frank Kennedy's. 1o4 Commercial av.
enue.
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C.P. King returned yesterday from a
trip to Great Falls, having made a very
pleasant visit.
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A. w. Noble of Butte was in this city
yesterday.
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DErlocRArIc CITY TICKET.

For Mayor
WILLIAM NJ. THORNTON.
For City Attorney
I. O'LEARY.
For Police Magistrate
T. ID. FITZGERALD.
For City Treasurer
JOHN DELURY.
For Alderman First Ward
DENIS sHOVLIS.
For Alderman Second Ward
JOHN D. ROM.
For Alderman Third Ward
JOHN LAPPEN.
For Alderman Fourth Ward
JOHN r. WALKUP.
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An enthusiastic meeting was held in
Union hall last evening by the Austrians
of the city. The attendance was large.
George Barich was elected chairman. He
took the chair after making a brief
speech. Addressesses were made by j.
ID. Rom, Matt Dubrey, Nick Bosanich
George Lubich, Joe Butkovatz, Eli Polesh
and George Sestrich in the Austrian lam
guage, aud by William Hurley in English.
The applause was liberal and frequent
and made 1t plain that the audience to
man was in favor of the straight demo-
cratic ticket.
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Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-08

Registry Agents Mayhem and Griffith
will sit to-day at the Office OF j. c. Eng
lish, where the great register will be kept
open for reference during the day. Any
voter whose name was not registered when
the book was opened can still be regis
tered to-day, providing a property owner
will make en- afii iavit to tho causes
which kept the voter from registering be-
fore. Good reasons must be given for
failure to register, such as sickness or abb
sence from tho city during the time the
registration was being done.
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Ihe arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: A. w. Noble. Butte; A. G.. Miller,
Butte; d. p. o'conner, Butte; ID. A.
Loose, Helena; Adolph Muller. Mil
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Vote for Col. T. o'Leary for city attor-
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The Society Norden will meet tonight
Mt the Scandinavian church at the usual
hour
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hereby ctfllly IIlal tle aDUit aIe tnu July, -
nominations for the offices 10 be nlled AZ In
Anaconda, Deer Lodge county, Montana, OF
the sth day OF April. A. ID. 1895. and that tht
certificates OF said nominations have been fiet
in my office. as provided by law.
Wine IS my hand and the seal OF the city o.
Anaconda this 4th day OF April. 1905. n &
JOHN q. ENGLIsH, City Glerk.
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Pabst Bohemian beer at the Oxford.
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Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
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Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, 25c.
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Vote for John Lappen in the Third
ward
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Vote for Thornton.
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ABOUT THE CITY,

Vote for Thornton.
Pabst Bohemian beer at the Oxford.
Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, 25c.
Byron's complete works with the STAND.
ARD.
Vote for Col. T. O'Leary for city attor-
ney.
A.w. Noble of Butte was in this city
yesterday.
Free speech, free thought, free action
demand protection to-day. Vote the DEM
ocratic ticket straight.
D.A. Loose came over from Helena
yesterday.
Col. L. O'Leary. the Irish soldier boy of
'6l-64, is good enough American for any
citizen. Vote for him to-day for city
attorney.
Ripe California Olives at L. j. Bakers.
FRS, ever shipped.
John D. Rom will ably represent the Sec-
ond ward in the city council.
The Society Norden will meet tonight
ut the Scandinavian church at the usual
hour. se
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers 10 the
STANDARD.
C.P. KING returned yesterday from a
trip to Great Falls, having made a very
pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mum of $40 Alder
street are the parents of daughter, born
Saturday morning.
Vote for Judge L. ID. Fitzgerald, the
little man with big heart, who never re-
fused relief to the distressed or denied
justice 10 his fellow man.
: Pure blood is necessary TO enjoy health.
b. & NJ sarsaparilla purifies the blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
Mark your ballot for I. ID. Fitzgerald for
police magistrate.
Rev. &. Howard CRUDE of Philipsburg
held services at the Presbyterian church
yesterday. He leaves for Deer Lodge this
morning.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: A. w. Noble. Butte; A. G.. Miller,
Butte; ID. p. 0'Conner, Butte; ID. A.
Loose, Helena; Adolph Muller. Mil
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PATCHING UP A BOY.
Fred Griffith of Montclafr's 1890
Pieces of New Skin.
Special to the Jersey City Neus.

APCttAtt u ttt ctB SaD At0Uo+
NEWARK, April II, 1S95.-Patched up,
as it We're, with $1,000 pieces of skin, fred
Griffith, the twelve-year-old Montclair boy
who was burned in an accident last
Fourth of July, has at last been able to
get out of bed. The little fellow, whose
home is in the Booth flats, on Forest ave-
nue., with assistance, gets about the
house now. 1t viii be remembered that
compressed powder cartridges exploded
in the boys pockets and burned him In
such, a manne that when his trousers
We're pulled off the skin came from his
body also, The Wounds would not heal,
Besides the pieces of Skin that IA al
ready been grated, 1t is claimed by the
doctors THAI about $4,000 pieces will lave
to be placed on the boys body. The life
of the lad was in the balance for some
time, but Drs. Halsey and Case now say
again in five months
The most severe burns were OF the
boys left leg, the largest spot being four
inches wide and eight inches long. The
been taken from over 200 people, men,
boys and girls, principally from men.
One young man has contributed loco
gratis to assist the unfortunate boy, and
no more VIII be taken from him by the
physicians.
about the size of a pin head. The trans
planting Of the skin 3 done, as a rule, or
Thursdays and Sundays, and there are
many who go. to the Griffith hcme VINO
are willing to submit to the loss on skin.
The people nave to be in a perfectly
about the house with the aid OF a hair
on wheels.