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Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-14
TIE COPPER MARKET.

Engineering and Mining Journal: The
market is active and firm. AS antici-
pated, THE Favorable outcome of the cleo
tions has much improved business. We
learn of numerous transactions, both for
early and distant deliveries. European.
demand is Also better. As yet prices
have not been much affected, and we
quote Lake copper at 163ac; electrolyt.c,
in cakes, Wirebars and ingots, at 1890;
in caltthodes ait 161sc; casting copper at
16Ac.
The London market for standard cop
per has ruled slightly higher. 1t close I
last week at G71 15s for spot, G72 Is Ga
for three months, and opened on Monday
IS higher. On Tuesday 1t was Ell IS Cd
for spot e73 for three months. 1t closed
at G72 for spot and SIS 12s Cd for three
months.
Refined and manufactured sorts we
quote: English tough, G75 $50 C Is las;
best selected, G7S $50 G7S les: strong
sheets, 9S6; India sheets, GS3@ eS4; y.i-
low metal, 6a4 @67sd.
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SCHOOL BOARD ADJOURNs.

Out Of respect to the memory Of Mar
Gus DAILY, the board Of education. after
being called to order last night, inmedi-
ately adjourned after voting to extend to
Mrs. Daly and family the coincidence Of
the board. Chairman Mueller spoke brief
ly of the magnificent efforts of Mr.. Daily,
saying that all Of the people Of Butte
enjoy more or less the fruits OF Mr..
Days endeavcrs. It was decided to send
the following telegram
~ Mrs. Marcus Daily, the Neither
lands Hotel, New York: The members
Of the board Of education Of Butte ex-
tend to Mrs. Daily and family their deep
sympathy and coincidence in this ho,T
OF their great bereavement. In the
death Of Mr. DAILY, Butte and Montana
have suffered an irreparable loss.
HENRY MUELLER. Chairman"
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Trustees Clinton and White viii go to
Helena today to represent the board at
the meeting Of the state board of trustees
which is called for the purpose of taking
the necessary steps to secure a revision
of the school laws at the next legisla-
ture.
News was received in Butte last even
ing of THE serious illness of Henry
Filing, the banker Of Virginia City and
Helena. Mr. Eihng is now in Virginia
City. The nature of his malady is un.
known, but 1t is supposed to be pneu-
monia.
Commodore" Rooney, formerly of
Butte. is said to llave made rich strike
in copper mine near Tie Siding Wyo-
ming. Mr.. Rooney left Butte last May
to take Urea tment at Salt Lake for
miners consumption, and after being
cured located in Wyoming.
John Il. Nagle of Butte has invented
an igniting device for fuses, upon which
he has received a patent. 1t consists OF
a tube with composite combustible fill
ing, lin which is embedded a friction
match tip, the filing and matchtip be-
ing enclosed in a waterproof covering.
A espondent suggests a remedy for
the dust nuisance that follows the street
sweeper, and says that the device is sim
pie. inexpensive and efficient and has
been used ITO advantage in other cities.
1t consists simply of duck or heavy can
vas hung on a frame around the sweep
ing Wheel completely enclosing it on the
top and sides and hanging within an
inch or two of the ground. The dust
will either catch on the canvas or fall
back and be swept aside.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-14

"A weak Stom-
ach will cause
Constipation
Indigestion
Dyspepsia and
Flatuiency
The Bitters
will strengthen
the stomach
and cure these
diseases. Do
not expert
ment with UNI
certain rene.
dies when the
Bitters will
cure You. Try
1t.
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KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Become Bald.

Modern science has discovered that
dandruff is caused by germ that digs
up the scalp in scales, as 1t burrows
down to the roots of the hair, where it
destroys the hairs vitality. causing fall
ing hair, and, ultimately, badness. After
Professor Unna of Hamburg, Germany.
discovered the dandruff germ, all efforts
to find a remedy failed until the great
laboratory discovery was made which
resulted in Newbro's Herpcide. 1t alone
of all other hair preparations kills the
dandruff germ. Without dandruff. hair
grows luxuriantly. DESTROY the cause,
you remove the effect"
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-14
MR.. TIPTON'S VIEWS.

In recent press dispatch from New
York. z "A. Tipton, Of Fasig. Upton &
Co, declares in reference to the racing
interests of Mr.. DAILY, .nat his death re-
moves, in the speakers opinion, "the best
all-round horsenan that America has
produced" Mr.. Upton is not only a COM
petent Judge in such matters, but has had
abundant opportunity to form fair es-
innate Of Mr.. Days ability, having man.
aged for him at one time the Butte and
Anaconda Racing association.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen. nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen. sweating feet,
iagrowing nails, blisters and caIlous
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it
today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for 25c. Trial package FREE.
Address, Allen o. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-14
CRYSTAL SPRINGS

Has the best natural hot water plunge
in the whole northwest. Give us a call.
Open day and night.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28
Beuediction of Goodness,

A good man is the greatest treasure, that
any community holds. He Is the livlne
protest against sin !; he is the public library
whose books are daily read by all the peo-
pie; he !, Is the open sanctuary into which
sorrowing and tempted hearts fee for CON-
tort and projections he is the daily benedic-
tion OF God to the souls of men. Goodness
Is the sun that gives energy to system tha.
1t has gathered about itself by the
laws Of its own being. 1t belongs to
the universe which is God. Goodness
must consist. therefore, with endless be-
stowment. Under its warm rays the
finer seeds break into life and "climb to a
soul The gentlenrss of its heat is refr sh-
ment and quickening to all that droops and
is about to wither away. Goodness is God 8
spirit energi2ing through men. Since this
il so, the secret OF a gracious life does not
lie in the culture Of manner or in the eXter-
nal refinements of social custom. che life
that is benediction is the life of downright
goodness and truth. Longfellow had en-
tered into the secret of all truly gracious in
fuence whenhe' described the passage OF
Evangrline from!the place of prayer to the
sphere OF hertoil:
When she had passed. it seemed like the
- eeasing of exquisite music"
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Eternity Past and to Come.

Here it: The eyes OF the Lord nrs In
every place" his eyelids try the children
Of men" His eyes were us flame of
1re,n, Il will guide thee with mine eye"
oh. .:the eye Of Godr so full OF pity, SC fulrot
power, so full Of love, so full of indigna-
ton. SO full of compassion, 50 full OF
mercy. How It peeps through the dark
ness How 1t outshinrs the day! How
1t glares upon the offender ! How it beams
on he pent:ent soul! Talk about the human
eye as being indescribably wonderful-how
much mole wonderful the great, searching.
ovei iThelming eye OF God! All eternity
past and all eternity to come on that retina.
Tho eyes with which We look into each
others face today suggest it. 1t stands writ
tenStwice on our face and twice on mine un-
less through casualty one or both have been
obliterated. He that formed the eye, shall
he not see?' Oh, the eye,of God! 1t sees
our sorrows to assuage them, sees our per-
pleXites to diseDtangle them. II We fight
Him back, the eye OF an antagonist.
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The Labor World.

, The pie wagon drivers Of New York City
lhave formed a union with forty members.
Several thousand men are necessary to
lgather the Hudson Ice crop, ut cost OF
5000, 900.
The cigarmakers OF Louisville, Ky, have
levied an assessment OF fifty cents per
member for six months to boom the blue
label.
A careful census shows that there are
|75, 900 citizens OF New York who earn their
daily bread while the masses are tucked
away In bed.
} There have besn sixteen fatalities and
i200 non.fa accidents among workmen at
the Paris Exposition since work on the
BUILDINGS began.
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rasal e = ral S a

Fatal Fan 81 Rspressns Iye shtexsrIi
g ~; Z 3. Ssn Nav Ysti< City. sss
NEW YonK cITg lSpsslal ongyessmarl
c. A. Chickering Of Gopent agsn, N. "
was found dead outsi ida tie Grand UniofS
Hotel early Tuesday nioEning having been
killed either by falling or jumping, from q
fourth-story wind dowot ths hotel. He had.
been lying there ss6me time before being
discovered, and shis othing was satu.
rated with rain. a Mr. Ghlckertug was OF
his way from his home u openhagen
where his family iiy sngton. He
had complained s1Retfng1 kom rheuma,
tlsni. The police theory isx x6at Congress
man Ohickering tCoES drugs to secure RELIEF
from pain and thtt the drugs drove hin
5tenpofaril III Ins Bis friends incline tc
the belief that RH BtRf to the wlndoMsioi
fresh air aud sfessf f5 When the room was
entered after the hding Of the body the
bed-clothing was fnNgled and twisted
showing that the d& fcted man had tried
unsuccessfulIy to Sae}3E The window was
open as far us fM88la 20.
Charles a. Chic ring was born In Lewis
County. New 1s43. graduating
from EowvitIa eAcademy, where he wa:
Later a teacher. AfterservinS In the Stats
Legislature he went to Washington as
Representative frorns4the Twenty fourth
District, serving arst 4nsthe Fifty-third
Congress, and having been reelected reg.
ufarly since that time, Mr.. Chickering was
active in RepubAcuu politics In his district,
and served for Il time as member OF the
Executive Committee OF the State Commit.
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without Haste or Rest.

It is in ourselves that the real changes
come-in our relation to God and to each
other-if they come at all. Special remind
ers otthe succession Of the years and the
passing OF the age will have done their Office
il they recall us from too much dependence
upon, or confidence in. the great results OF
outward change. The race renews its
youth; the individual must expect to pass
away. There constant helpis for us, but it
is the same help and hore which we have
always had. All hope Of progress 10 asso-
ciated with the favor Of God. There is
room for rejoicing in many visible improve
ments OF comfort. manners and morals. but
the working Of God which brings this about.
has its own eras and proceeds without haste,
as it Is always without rest. '.a -
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Looking Ever Onward.

We have seen men who lived for years In
the shadow of some great sorrow. They
seemed to think to forget the loved and lost,
even for an hour, would be disloyalty. But
that kiid or morbid memory which untitled
them for the active duties OF life was re-
proach to God. But how can we
forget? The apostle tells. Not by re-
solving to. That direct effort OF the will. by
fixing the attention on the past. will
deepen its impression. No. we must reach
forth unto the things which are before. We
must anticipate II we fix our gaze ear
nees nes w d 0vy hs pa e we press ward
the mark for the prize Of our high calling,
we shall have no time or inclination to brood
over the past. We are not saved by morbid
recollections and godly sorrow. We are
saved by hope. and hope stimulates to activ.
ity.-Churchman,|
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Cure Var by Warfare.

Christ cures the sick, not by what He
does to them. hut by what He does in them,
and by what He thus arouses them to do in
and for themselves. God delivers us from
our appetite, our pride, our vanity, our covet.
business, not by taking from us our sinful ap.
petites and passions, not by plunging US i'm
potent into an angel-troubled bath and bring
US out potent, we passive ali the time, but BY
stirring up within us will and purpose to
vanquish every sin and unworthiness, and
by giving Ts the power In the effort TO exer-
else it. For every st. George the dragon is
vanqusbed only by the heroism wrought in
st. Georges heart. The Apollyon Is not
taken out Of Che path OF Pilgrim; God con-
quers ApollyoD for him, because God puts
courage and resolution in Pilgrims heart.
Let no man pray tbr victory unless he ia
willing God should answer by giving him a
battle to fght.-Lyman Abbott, D. D.
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GODS MESSAGE TO MAN
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM THE
WORLDS GREATEST PROPHETS.

The Snow -Eirds-Bened of Goodnes
ETERNITY Past and to Come-Cur
War by Misunderstanding Ever On
ward-Without Haste or Rest.
When winter winds are blowing
And clouds are full OF snow,
There comes flock Of little birds
A-fying to and fro;
About the withered garden,
Around the naked field.
In any-wayside shrub or tree
That may berry yield.
You'll see them fitting, fitting,
And hear their merry song;
The scattered crumbs of summers feast
Feed winter birdlings lung
But when the snowdrifts cover
The garden and the field
When all the shrubs are cased in ice,
And every brook is sealed.
Then come the little snow-birds,
AS beggars, to your door;
They pick up every tiny crumb,
With eager chirps for more.
Like wandering musicians,
They meath the windows sing;
All winter long they stroll about,
And leave US In the spring.
OF to the land Of icebergs, -
To islands cold and dreur, -
They fly before the summer comes 81.
To frolic with us here. ~. ,...
Give them hearty welcome!
It surely We're not good
That they who sing in wlnter-time
7 Should ever lack for food.
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Girls Checking Iutemp arance.


Mrs. L. N. N. Stevens, President OF the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, writing OF ...What Girls Can Do to,
Check [ntomperance. says: ..a1
"First, the example OF her own life should
be that OF total abstinence. On the Queens
Jubilee Day, In June, 1897, at the banquet
table OF the Lord Mayor OF London, q
young woman was urged to have her glass
filled with wine. She firmly declined, say
ing In sweet, strong voice, 4 never taste
that which know may do another HARM
This course was safe for herself, but, more
than that, she set safe example for others
about her, and she will never know the
good which came because OF her decision
and her bravery in declaring 1t. Girls
should he self-respec.ful; to take wine or
alcoholic liquors because Invited to 90 so
shows lack OF courage aud self-rellance.
Young women should require that the
young men with whom they associate
should be rs good rs they themselves are:
Are they totnl abstainers from principle?
By the same token, the young men should
be total abstainers.
sIf the young women OF our Nation, with
go much OF life before them, with ali OF
their enthusiasm and ability, would be
strict total abstainers from all that can In.
toxicate, includ ding wine, beer and cider; II
they would try in all reasonable ways 70
win others to do the same; II they wouid
stand opposed to the traffic in alcoholic
liquors, the day would he greatly hastened
when the shadows caused by inlemperanee
shall fee away, aud when nothing III tue
shape Of strong drink shall hurs or Destroy
In all Gods holy mountain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28
The Crusade In BIief,

In Portsmouth, England irsome streets
there Is one drink suop to every live
houses.
An order recently weit into e(foct that
sweeps liquor from all restaurants and enr-
ing.housos connected with the Southern
Pacific Railway Company.
Liquor licenses have been issued in Cum
berland County, Pennsylvania, for thls year
on the condition that saloons must not be
open later than 1880 p. m.
The lIouor dealers would sell their coun:
try as hsartlessly as Judas 1sear'ot did
Jesus for thirty pieces OF silver ~ by bar
guin they could mako with political party
:hey might have unlimited prl'l'sse ~
pursue their nefurious business.
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The Saloon In the Way.

DR.. J. g. Evans, prominent Methodist
minister, speaking OF the twentieth CEN
tury movement OF his church to raise S2o:-
100000 and secure the conversion OF mill
ion souls by the close OF 1901, says: with
the saloon out OF the way 1t would be Tar
easier to raise sS3, 900 and win two
million souls than to raise 92o, COT, 900 and
win million souls to Christ, with 250, 300
saloons In full blast In sthoir work OF
pauperizlng men and damntng souls aud
especially wien this awful crime Is per-
petuated through the suffrage OF Christian
voters whose prayers are solicited Tor the
conversion of souls"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28
Boer-Eritish War Notes.

The Durham Weekly Review has bees
suppressed for crlticising Butler. 2
It ia said that 800 men have gone in small
parties from Chicago to the Transvaal.
The price OF carbollc acid has gone uE
seyenty-fve per cent. because OF the de-
mand for it to make lyddite for British
shells.
Statistics from our Agricultural Depart
ment prove that the Bosrs have we'll
stocked their larder for the present euer.
gency.
The Orange Free State has now called
out every available man, including the
leading merchants. who expected to enjoy
immunity.
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SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.

A Mother and Six of Her Children Fer
ished and Only One Escaped. -
PETERSBURG, Va. Especial. The house
OF Martha Smith, in Sussex County, near
istoney Greek, was destroyed by fire, and
she and her six children wore burned to
death. Only one member OF the family, 4
boy, escaped, and he did so by jumping
from q two-story window. How tho tlro
is not known, but 1t is supposed
to have been the work OF an iucendiary.
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Losing the Dross.

1t is said that the gardeners sometimes,
when they would bring rose to richer
Towering, deprive it for season OF light
and moisture. Silent and dark 1t stands,
droppingSone, fading leaf after another, and
seeininglygoing down patiently to death
But when every leaf is dropped, and the
plant stalds strippehto the utmost, new
life is evsn7then working in the bubs, from
which shaifsspring tender foliage and 0
brighter wealth. OF flowers. So, often, il
celestial gardening, every !eat of earthl!
Joy must drop before q new, apd divine
bloom visits the, soul.-Harriet Beechel
Stowe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28
Soudanese Mutiny Trivial.

: Oficlal investigation shows that only a
few Egyptian officers, all Of them young
men, were involved in the trouble with the
two Soudanese buttalions, whom they had
advised not to obey the order to civ, up
cartridges. NoLe OF the senior officers Is
In any way implicated. A court OF inquiry
will sit Immediately to investigate the az
fair
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RANcHERs SEEK NEW FIELDS.
Texas Cattlemen Start For Argentina t.
Engage in Business.


The Mallory Line steamer Lampasas
sailed from Galveston, Texas, having on
board party OF Texas cattlemen, consist
ing OF william Week, JEFF Woodward and
J. NJ. Sewell, together with Mrs. Crocker
and four daughters, all otwhom are on the
way to Argentina to engage In cattle rails
ing. '...1 -
These people are from the San Angelo
district, in Tom Green County, In Western
Texas. They assign as the reason for
leaving Texas that the range has been cut
up into farms, rendering 1t difficult to
secure grazing lands at reasonable hgures'
bence they are going to South America,
where pasture lands are open.
3 gSAnnmber OF inquiries hsys been received
from csttlemen In the SI1dlan Territory,
Wyoming and Oklalfoma concerning rates
to South America, and 4 anniNber OF other
cattIemen have signifed tHslr frtention OF
going there and embarklnR IN the business
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cuilfornla's legislature Adjourned.
The extra session Of tho Legislature o:
California adjourned sine die. having nc
complished most OF tue, purposes for which
Governor Gage called 1t together. Il
elected United States Senator Gnd passet
several bills OF importance tothe State.
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You Cannot Drink without mi ury.

man Ia like thcrm ometer. His splr-
its are equable-noIther joyous nor SAD.
He takes a drink. It fills him with JOY.
When lie RECEIVERS from its effects the re-
action carries him just as far In the other
Direction. Yon cannot take drink Of
whisky without au injury. other mental
or physical. Let 1t a!one.-New Sess
Journal.
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Canal pI,trIct. DSpopulatea.

Superintendent Ross. Of the abandoned
Delaware and Hudson Canal, says the
country along it's route Is fast being dc.
populated ard will relapse into awlider.
ness unless the proposed DelnwareSanii
XII gston Railroad is built along the caaal.s
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81; .-as;s5s
1 ssAppsndicitIsC Cl NIB N cleveland.
neutrality-suspicious. Club isbsings ofganlzed
In Glessiahd. Only those who have sni-
fsred from appendicitis and hive sur.
sgs6n' n'B;certincate to show fhat they have
Undergone an operation, are selig gibls TO
membership. preliminary dfganisAtt6n
has already been formed ana The: club a.:
ready has ten members In good StandtEel
aIe Is proposed 10 holdmeetings oncp .
month rand have an annuals dtnnRE at
which appendicitis VIII be the Only sSebject
discussed =. -