effectuallyrepealed by the course of ex- | ftetran taking Dr. King s Sew Dtocj^wy^ecutive officers as in its application to^lead, the provision regarding the free ad^^mission of lead bearing a certain pro^^portion of the precious metals being so^applied as to practically make lead tree.^The east has been the chief beneficiary^of the tariff, and it has not yet occurred^to the treasury officials to strain the law^so as to admit pig iron free. It is time^the government paid some attention to^the interests of the west as well as to^those of the east. The time is not ripe^for the repeal of the duties on free raw^materials.
CucncilmaxKknnedt takes his defeat^In the race for the constitntional conven^^tion with cheerful fortitude, and prom^^ises that the result shall be to the ad^^vantage of the readers of his bright^little paper, the Boulder Age, for whom^it means, he says, more attention and^energy upon the columns of the Age and^not so much for the possible benefit of^the public generally. There should also^be more reward for the editor, who has^the ability to make hi- paper a power in^shaping public opinion in his county^and in the future state of Montana.
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Jease Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio, says:^^Had it not been for Dr. King's New Dis^^covery for Consumption 1 would have died^of lung troubles. Was given up by doc^^tors. Am now in best of health. Try it^Sample bottles free at K. S. Hale A Co-'s^drugstore.
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