Zirconiumcomes in flat. thin, gray^^ish blue crystals and is worth *4U |^er^ounce.
Kilhidiuniis of a greenish gray ap^^pearance and comes as a |k^^wder. Its^value is $8S per ounce.
Kullieniuin is a black |Kiwder in ap-^iiearance. and exceedingly difficult 10^melt. It is worth $-44 per ounce.
Thoriumclosely resembles pallo-^ilium. but while the latter is worth^only eignt dollars per ounce, its twin,^ihuriiiui. is sold at $|iiO |*^r ounce.
Didymium.when collected, is a light^gray or dove color. When melted it is^i.nr of the whitish gray metals. It^is worth $72 per ounce.
Ceriumis a brownish green mass in^appearance, but in reality it is a white^ineral belonging to the aluminum fam^^ily. Its value is $40 per ounce.
Milkshould lie sipped slowly, if it is^to Is- properly digested: for if it i^swal-^^owed quickly it enters into the stom^^ach and t ben forms in one solid, curdled^mass, diflictilt of iligestion.
Acidityis due to the presence of an^^ \cess of gastric juice in the stomach,^and is one of the many forms of indi^^gestion. It is not by any means a seri^^ous complaint. anil can Is* readily cured^by a Utile judicious mnuaeenient.
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Applicationfor Diminution of Sen^fence by Pardon
Haa-sWa,Montana. March 17, IM1^*^.
Ata meeting of the state hoard of imr^^ bins held st its office on the above date^the following business ainoiiK other thing*^whs transacted:
Inthe matter of the iliiiiinution of sen^tence to pardon, granted by the ^lovernor,^to one Krank Black, upon the recom^^mendation of the Board of Pris'iiit'oiniuis^sionera; Case Xo. 443.
