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,yroH NEW NORTHWEST:

To ruzEpsron NEW NORTHWEST
MINING OPERATIONS
The weather here may BE- summed up As
warm, watcry and windy. Work is slowly
progressing at the different mines, and con-
siderable very rich ore coming out. Saun
dcrs' Mining Company have employed
force of men on tho 'Spcckled Trout" and
commenced operations to-day. They arc
erecting a crusher and separator for the pur.
rose of separating the metal from the rock,
preparatory to shipping it East for smelling.
Prof New is experimenting tho enterprise,
which lie assures Us promises success. We
have not learned anything further Of the
leasing Of the st. Louis mill. Recent Letters
from San Francisco inform US that tho party
expected here soon will arrive about the 25th,
prepared to operate Immediately. But We
had rather see them operate than read of it.
SPORTING.
Game and fish are abundant this fall Two
hundred trout in two or three hours stroll il
no uncommon catch, and from one to three
and four pairs of mallard duck may be bag.
ged almost any pleasant morning. Moose,
deer and sheep are also more plcntifulin tho
mountains than formerly, and fair supply
OF meat can be found IN camp almost any
time.
INDIANS ABOUT.
The noble red scoun,lrcls arc thickeniug
up about here recently? A few days ago .
party of these nuissnccs were around town
for two or three days, begging, crawling
into cabins, stealing what they could and
then left for Big Hole. or some other open
ing. To-day strolling party calling them.
selves Flat Heads (nary Flat Ilcatn came in.
prospecting around the suburbs (f'r horses.
suppose; How il will result, time will tell.
Since the recent and repeated little ccccn.
trici,ics exhibited by these harmless and IN,
Offending copper colorcd brethren towards
the miserable white nacc in tho n"r,h and
east Of us, We orc becoming little wary of
their company. Moccasin tracks are M good
sign any more for u. believe that is ALL
No corpse to send you as nobody has died,
for long time. b.. XXX.
PHNLlrsBUEc Oct. s. 1862
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wife 1sspared the sEesnd. sows1sAs gzah, - ~.
vested II, paying just eis - hire daring sAe Saaoe
md when the wife HANDED 1ssnpsyss ~ sssGbaeks
che s6errd to BET two 70 oae aga1se The nosot shs
cosld bind ten dozen more wheat u day than II, and
do nc house work beside IN both these valleys n
mains nineteen twentisths Of ~ best ground yet
autographed. We VIII ride dossn miles more before
We evsn resch another tenement Just contemplate
the day whsn every acre VI Il viii be fenced and cul
waited: when cattle win cover the hls and Rlosi0as
hasvcets the vaeys; whsa she locomotive Win tEal
over happy homes 10 whits banner Of victory not less
renowned than that OF war when the clank Of ma
chinesy shall come up lroA the towps md The song Of
the reaper from the fsms-and now Ill sbout II Wild
soitud ite Aeld and forest almoet unsrodcn by the
white man. the haunt Of gane, and The home Ut the
savage. BY and bye some win wonder Of the day
when this WAS written, aud you wonder now when
this viii end. Wei! right now. Next week We will
70 to Skarkaho n.
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company with on his way to the new mines
have not been heard from since they were
hst seen ut Salmon city.
The District Court commenced its session
On the 4th, Judge Symmes presiding.
Herald, Oct. 4.
Bishop futile and Rev. Mr.. Goddard. Of
Montana, arc in Idaho City. - ;
The Corinne Reporter of Sept. Goth, says
four car loads of freight for Montana were
put on the side track the day before.
"Mr. N. B. Lyman Is regarded as tie great
Nimrod of Montana. having succeeded upon
a recent occasion in killing three grizzly
bears, q deer and one elk, in fifteen n'inutes"
Didn't he catch few fish" during the
time, too, Dan?
Herald, Oct. s
Gov. Ashley returned from Corinne on
Saturday accompanied by his family.
Two white men were killed by Indians on
Lower Spokane ranch on Monday night.
No particulars as yet
Considerable money changed hands on the
race between Kirkcndall's - Billy Bay" and
Cartin's Gold creek mare ''SOphia," on the
4th, the Helena sports backing BILLY Bay"
two to ono. The Gold creek mare won.
"R. f." writes to the Herald from New
York city that Robert Hagaman, G. Jules
Gcr,nain, Mr.. Cans, and mot yet Twenty.
six years of age and millionaire, )" all Mon.
tanians, ore visiting the metropolis.
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Mcssrs Carpenter & Bullock ore appointed
our Sole Agents in Helena for the New
NORTHWEST. Any business contracted by
them will be fulfilled hy this Office. .,.n
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the creeks nearly dry on account OF the nm.
usual drouth, bat the bunch grass growing
strong and thrifty on its favosite soil, . gran.
its sand, which q - compact that the road
d had . . turnpike, whee)s )eaviug NJ
narh upoa e. o6ngalya afo0 l1ngnin6 up
HTuudyt ersek I mv ssogt Of n0o1d On TIE
.hillsidc, 70 the right Of he rad. which
looked wet, q though spring WIS running
over on top of il, and up.'n climbing mp to
Il / found. q expected, that there was .
spring on top which had made the mound
Gy Ieposlllng tufa rick. which 10 IN ,cnn.
centric LAYERS, similar 70 Tie ''DueflOdge"
but i Of different composilOn, being harder
without the fOliated structure, AID when
struck giving forth metallic sound like cast
irun. Tho spsing oils baain some Aftaen
feet In diameter and lows small stream
oyes tho rim. The wafer y from oae % two
feet deep sud e9eos, With . pecaliAr eastey
0osaa fhe botoo0 q IL haloa oooalsls q .
vhi1ish M jaso vhaeha atick en- b tbg1Bt
% 8 uskDown dspAh, Abost forty yards
.: theaes e thle epSing = aueeSy boet9oa-
a depoG1e q similar t91A capqt1g = 0boo -
haci' - IL G6d6of ~ uD0oea1o tG9 0e0e1y
half nile, Hlvjag evl6eaeo e loeg conttn.
IA acijoa ~ ohte q elhs apsin9S = PIT
oers. ia t2lose ~ cusntly I'D yeostvsd
ies pseseas cua1sugaeloa, - - = ~ 49,
T. A. =. = A. ! S.
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e. Correspondence short and newsy. solicited
irom each camp. Writer'S name must sccoIpany each
letter; to guarantee good faith. Formulation to nee
name OF initials preferred. No letter containing eassh
personalities published, except over name Ut writer
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ADVERTISING RATES Quarterly . Duc.

A Card Is Five Lines; SQUARE Ten Lines; OF this
type. Local Bneinesa Notice. = costs per line
81 Legal ads Statute Rates.
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..r. waltcrs w, johnson,
CIVIL ENGINEER,

WIN ataend 10 the Survey u lsnd Claims, Cndsr.
vevs los mipng diiches' q my capacity. Essimatss
~ III oa1e tugnlt cAnson q work n the
ss1as : ca. n. Wan. nsssa; Ia.lsek p'ssA
and Aining CO., banuack. -.ae1,. -. -.
siy Addrew ussdss = Do tosss o'D
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HOW We STAND.

It is good idea to take an inventory of
stock occasionally balance Cp tho books. and
see what progress We aIt making in bust
~o.e. 60 Il 10 very good - s~h. ~ ocra-
sional lsok Ut county affairs, and see what
the figures say'o the material situation. We
have done this Is nearly q possible With the
data at hand, and present, he assessment val
nations Of Deer Lodge county for the past
four years. acknowledging Indebtedness to
Major 8. r. Elwell, Deputy Assessor. for .
transcript from the Assessors Rolls Of 1869.
The table shows decrease In tho estimated
number of acres actually cultivated IS COM
pared with 1858. The number of live stock
has increased I us, and In value, $1s, 77s.
The valuation Of land il. increased ~, $50.
There is ! decrease in the number and valu-
alton of several kinds Of property. but the
aggregate valuation 10 increased 81, 00o!
This. in view of the terrible water famine, Is
more favorable than We had anticipated. It
is almost an impossibil!ty to get fair returns
in . bad season. Tie fluctuations of prop
erty in mining country IS more rapid than
in any other, and depression Is ephemcral
a. an undue imitation. While there is an sp-
parent depreciation, in mpys things, it Is
greatly attributable 70 the ssnsitivcncss Of
property in mining community, to the
yield of the mines, not 10 their value. The
actual value of psoperty.is very largely in.
creased, and 1t 10 estimated the assessment
next year with bat ordinary success in min
ing, will be upon e9Uvp.000Hof property.
Our merchandise assessment 10 small A
large portion of is psia Assos In Helena, and.
re believe, q portion Of it, Of Benton. while
In transit. The number Of ranches ID the
county IL 9le: number Of ecrcs claimed, q I.
10. We hare no reliable statistics of grain
raised. It b small, owing partly 10 the linn
tied amount sown from fen. of the grass
hopper plague, The dry seasos, and the fact
that We have not sdouuipy min within -
or 20 miles of the grain growing portions Of
the valley. The amount Of hay on hand win
approximate cloeely to 1, 100 sona On = basia
Of g mills On 81, 400 900, Ito following =
the amount 81 taxes collsc,abte: 1.'i'iFe3
kde county,. -...............vn
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h u saisoeiai On ''InAiaa s,attsss.s ~
Qlna)1 urges he rsohltation At The Western
olabe tribes Of Indians cs'ssinG the raage
a lay,egslext Whatever, and sayf: = The
Hspssss elops tribes slsouid y WARNED to
$3.50 49, q ones, ssd psohih'tsd from
awjn 51leg tkroagh ~ ssts,euaeasa, =
- 9 Vss, NseV = South"
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,a.s Notice.. ,.,..
WHEREAS my wife, Laura j. Scott. has without
w cause deserted my hed and hoard all pespOns
hereby notified not to haibor credit her my &C.
co.., - ] will not BE- responsible for the same.
SAM SCOTT.
Deer Lodge. Oct. 4 1919. feF - - 8,
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Herald, Sept. 90

Ar. Silas Rich, who was thrown from his
buggy and severely injured during the first
day of the Fair, is recovering and will be on
the streets again in few weeks.
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THE EE1RITORT:

0asgltA Sept g.
Captain Lewis = 6eing biooTap'sd in
series Of well-xrittea articles. :
= Dick Pier repaess having besn chased by
Indians about five miles from Gillette's toll
gate.
Joseph "dishes up" an imaginary encoun-
ter between ahe rcd and white Ben.ditta
near Gsllatin City. a} sNt 49, -'
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SOsooS~DssSO
a. Detese NoeG Aessae . IN nils e. tahje ~
aal ~ ~ e uesjs I'm soahes vSew q ~ 0e1sg
noss hve valley. stssschias - q u nlles soseA -
Ne lise W. loagitsds. and ~ xissouh valley hali
Inst distance posthwest. These two valleys cVataia
lie developed agricultural ads q ths county n ths
no are cultivated. b whises. 10 e1Ens q 9lssoscs
valaeA ct >eA1D By ~ asseases u loo6 Caldwslrs
naeaiss threshsd q sbsir psodses 1Alts bsshss q
wAeat, lAs70 bsshess q oats. md 4sll bashsls q
hariey. O'Ksefe thrsshad fuIly = nAcA md yss n
Other esssidesahje postioo wes sep9atsa u - sss
psimieivs eeAe1a - tAae their ssaia pssdse = ~
aav ssCeU y ssainass1 q loacoo basbsls. TAs yas
shs ysA pr ans = Isss ard The ssnhea aesss en-
hvased Dese Il bsiAg gsassa1y eosst6sgse - 20
dad w1m - Sboss ~ 60 Yseo Jycoo - l0oo
basAaap z ssswwo pvw1Ikb -. ~ ~ ases.
sgiag = balheh ~ ga b 0a1a1oe ~ - - =
aeGssiss1 saassas = oeis - ls1laa sOsweA.
TAs &sa1eay & psea1sa GOWN 60 ~ = Gnasep6
g ~ b VIZ laaRa Tbev - ~ lne1ss. a1oseoo
osse Dss1l0e - havs ssra svso = Ass6nA ~
ce@e = ~ onA1s wttA - ssa1s sas1 - -
hsslat - Esie M ss0sl0 = - oss1Aa -
so1ese. SIT l.s - % - sgg.sGs4aa a. q i
nowa tbase - ~ T(GA9 itvs1H nnsA - eu0ou
PsrseA Ts1R ~ ~ - 49, - -
~ sAs~Asl ~ bssAas = sAssG - - -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-10

RobacE'S S30al-I
och Bftters. |
unlike oil 0HcrI
B itters az theI
market, possess
intrinsic merit.
Most Rittere col
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ING UIeaI Judge q al Judges
9 Who shall not fail or be discouraged
TIL he hath set indornent IN The >ea,.tl
& Corpse in a Junk Shop.

Recently q vessel arrived in New York
with dead negro On board, one Of the
crew, who had died of smallpox. The
captain, not desiring to make the fact pub
lie. and wishing to get rid Of the corpse,
after deal Of profound thought, hit upon
a plan. Taking a walk along the piers, he
spotted a chap that he thought would ar
swer his purpose. to whom he divulged the
secret, asking his advice and assistance.
s'Well now," said Bill, after hearing the
story, 81 can do the job for you right, pro-
vided you come down handsomely; that is,
if you'll skin up SIS" The captain agreed
to give Bill $12. sENow listen, Captain;
you roll that darkey up in canvas, tie it Sc
curely and lay it upon the wharf, and await
events" As soon as the captain carried out
these instructions, Bill went off to Junk
man he knew, one Of those very virtnous
traders who never buy stolen goods, told
him there was a nice roll OF canvas near
by he thought he could freeze to, and, said
Bill, Just you see how clean I'll do it. -
Mr. Junkman became very much interest
ed, and accompanied Bill to observe his
movents. Bill carelessly strolled along,
and, Watching his oDDOrtunity. seized the
canvas and bore it to the iQnlzman's eel
lar, where he threw it down on the floor.
A bargain was soon struck for the canvas
al the low price Of $12. After Bits de-
parture, the junkman, chuekling over his
good fortune, examined the purchase. En-
ragged, he vowed vengeance upon poor Bill.
Wishing, however, to getrid Of the corpse,
he concluded that it was best to take it as a
joke, until at least Bill had rendered him
valuable service. So, after short search,
he found Bill, who undertook to throw the
roll of canvas into the river In doing this
he was detected by one of our lynx-eyed
policemen, who gave, him a long chase, but
did not catch him. Since then Bill has
given the junkn4an q wide berth.
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FfEaEaPfaus FOgss

Countless millions Of cubic feet Of naarous vapor
reek from the moist earth every twenty-four hours
during the month Of November. This evaporated
moisture is the active principle which bege fever and
agus bilious rettents, indigestion, dysentery bilious
collie, rheumatism and many ether ailments which
prevail more generally in the Falthan ct other gsason
and some of which, in low, swanpy regions AID new
cearngs, take the form Of viru ent epidemics, The
best safeguard against these complaints as evidenced
BY the experience Of long series of years is HOS
LETTERS ST0M ACH BIE FKRS, tina most pleasant
and at thu same time ts most efficient of all vegetable
touics the IMMIGRATION OF The system Is mani estly
the best means of defending against the causes of
sickness whether constitutional or casual Nature as
every pathologst knows TO the most determined enemy
of disease and Che psroxns Of an acute malady are in
most instances the consequences of the efforts she
majestic conquer the foe The great object therefore,
OF preventive treatment IS TO reinforce the system and
it is accomplished thoroughly rapidly and safely, by
the uss Of HosTETFEE'S BTTTERS- This power
full tonic contains also aparent and corrective prfn-
cDle Its no less valuable as regulator and purifier
Than as an nvigoraD aud there 20 danger of exct.
lnE the brain or oyersJnluiating the circulation by
employing it as su gnti3ote.
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From enc of the oldest and most reliable grocery
merchants II the city Of DaTsnport.[
FRIEND WALTON: Agreeable to my prom
Use to you when here, write you (for pubH-
cation If you see proper 3 true statement OF
the good effects OF R0back's Stomach Bitters
upon myself. had been troubled with indi-
gestf0n for long time, attended with severe
headache, particularly after eating, when,
fortunately, an old soldier friend came into
the store and recommended me to use Ro-
backs Bitters. [ did so by taking small
wine glass full just before each meal, and to
my great joy was relieved at once, and am
now well by their II e. would not be with
ont them at any price. I have not taken any
other medicine since commenced using the
Bitters. And I can say with a clear con-
science, try Roback's Bitters-they will do all
they are recomnTe to do-if taken ac-
cording to directions. Yours truly.
FRANK II. MILLER,
OF the firm Of Beiderbeck & Miller, wholesale
gTOcers, Davenport, Iowa.
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THE microscope shows the color Of tho
hair duo to a deposition Of pigment in its
substance. When the hair glands become
enfeebled, this pigment fails. One after an
other the hairs become white, or fan out.
producing badness. Badness is easv to
prevent but hard to cure. AxER's HAIR
EIG0R stops it; even restores the hair some
times: always restores its color. Immediate
renovation is at once visible: sOftness. fresh
ness, and the gloss of youth THIS great Or
nament should be preserved since it can be
BY AYERS BAR YIGoR, which is beautifully
clean and free from anything Injurious TO the
nair.-zfibuae, Sprl}gU!Ee, n. 7.
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Nc g.

Nervous debility With ats gloomy attend
ants, low spirits depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of semen, spermattorrhoea.
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss Of memory,
and threatened impotence &nd imbecIIity,
find q sovereign cure in Humphreys Hone0-
pathic Specific, No. tWentY-eigh6. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at cace at the root the
matter, tone up the system, sTres5 the Dis 3s
and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases Price SIS per
packake Of six boxes and vial, which is very
important IN obstinate and old casee. or 81
CaE single box. Sold BY al druggists, ana
sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys Specific EmoCoE5atGlo Ne dicine
C9mEanI. E62 EroaawaE. Y. Y.
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Irritation Of the Scala.

WATERvILLE, Me-, September Is, 1850.
Messrs, JOSEPH BURNETT & Co. =
Dear SjrS,-I have derived much benefit fror, The
use OF your Ooooaine. Twelve years ago had the
fyphus feFer; after my recovery I found myself
,,r,ohaso6 :. l,n+t1e 20 u Va C Siio @ttaip'
purpose OF hair dressing, but to my surprise. il
has entirely removed the irritation of so long stand
ing 4haYe recommended it to several of my friends
VINO were afi1cted in the same way, and it has
wholly eradicated the disease
JOSEPH HILL, JR,
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PIa1PLEs, BLoToHEs. Eruptions or humors
appearing upon the face are removed by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Alternative Extract, OF
Golden Medical Discovery. For Weak Back.
Fenaale Weakness, or Irregularities, nothing
equals 1t. Sold by druggists, or send three
and quarter dollars to Dr.. R. Y. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. Y, for three bottles free of Fx3
press charges.
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sMilmo1lRee Business gjrectorn

TIE otgoociag are among the prominent JeGsqe9 bust
8ess houses IN their seyera5 departments.
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TIE A6veasszs hsvirg been restored 10 hsalta in q
teH weeks by very simple remedy after hsvng suffer
sd several years Fisa severe lang aEeoEaa and that
dread disease G1saTE 2EEi0ze 10 make Known
to his fsiloW sufferers the means of ogra.
TO sll ae 6aaira ii no VIII send copy o. the pre-
saripon used Eoa o. eaggs)a With the or9otionz for
psaaarine au5 using e5e same which they vii ind a
suRE eBnE goa CONSUMPTION AsEzHA, BRoECEr
rs. ETC. Eaa e5j2ot 7f tha aazsrtsa1 N sending the
Prescription s to benefit the afflicted and spiead Il
formation aboh h9 eoaoavss te he iuvalua5se and he
Lopas every sufferer win try his ssdy, as It wiz cost
them nothing aad may prove q blessing
Earbes zEtslinT t2a prescription, VIII plsaze address
REy. EDWARD z. WILSON
N ltIarHseurz. Kings County Taqg YORK
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4 Strange St0Fy-A Boston EGdy Sees
2 Vision On the H0usetOp.
From the Boston Evening Time

11oLI INC i1Oslo4 evening L1IeSs
On Friday morning last at about four
o'clock, lady residen5 Of the West End of
the city, having occasion to ascend the roof
OF her dwelling, beheld q brilliant reflection
Of light of many colors, like the rainbow.
on the white linen, hanging on her lines,
and raising her daYkened eyes IN bewildar-
ment to the sky was obliged to cover them
with her hands on account of the dazzling
efulgence andsplendor which met her view
and transfxed, as with a dart, her very. soul
QuiveTing with establishment and fear,
she fastened down stairs and alarmed the
/ inmates Of the house, who, eager to behold
what she had failed to portray in words.
were astounded at seeing in the firmament
the blazing form Of a man as Respondent
as the sun in its meridian glory Round
about him the forms of gorgeously-attire
infants Of angelic beauty lowered, and be-
meath them were seen the profles Of two
women ia q knealing posture.
One man, n Mr. Wiggin, also q resident
OF the West End, and 81 very trustworthy
gentleman, possessing more esprit present
than the others, burnt q piece of glass
through which were perceivable these
words; ''Come, now is the accepted time
come now These were in LARGE
green letters, which he says he plainly
saw. There were other words, but
our informant could not decipher them.
''In the last days there shall be signs in
the heavens. Surely, the end must be ap-
preaching when justice shall no longer be
tempered with mercy, but with the wrath
Of the Great Judge Of all judges
9 Who shall not fail or be discouraged
Till he hath set judgment in the earth.'
We have made inquiries concerning the
parties alluded to above, and find that they
,r.+G 49, - -
and are not given to nightmare. They are
worthy Methodist people. Had only one
person seen the sight it might not be con
sidered remarkable; but several saw the
forms distinctly and the sight, made an
impression on their minds. We leave it for
meteorologists to determine what the phe-
nomenon was.
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$40 WATCHES. $40.

5ir5a GREAT TRADE IMPROVEMENT sssoCA
(o-ooraTgd by the STATED sell &Iae Colo ana Solid
iaaeriing an illustrating ali Qua @Stehes, are placed
in sealed envelopes which are thoroughy tiXyd anu
Drioes Single Engrs., ing, 50 eenks Twelve and rch
premium dollars; fwesssy-1ye ana elegant SILVER
ing entities the ho6er thereof to Watch Wort d toLi
25 TO $50 uo lars Irrespective OF Yaiue Tor ~ do
Nothng can be lost by tins Inent, as no afeie
Ia our stock is worth less than the money Iss -,
the buyer may c.taln % ~ Ell worth $50 dollars IL
cuars ee Jus rrv - once before hastily couCel
lag us. Address MIgh I'll LIN IL 90. E&uas1Aas
Broadway, cOraeE Fulton street, New YORK
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r Il. TESCH b CO.. Wholesale and Ret
~ Manufacturing and Analytical Chemists Ke
Photegraphic Stock, Is Spring street.
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E-oELsIoR GLASS CUTTFR "a evervwa,v as
good as the glszier's diamond and NOT half
as expensive. Cuts glass in all shapes as
readily az the diamond. Is easily handled
Anyone can use it. Everyone should have it.
Every farmer should have one. Every mer-
chant should have one. Every housekeeper
should have one. Every mechanic should
have one. The best thing ever invented to
cut glass with. A big thing for agents Send
$50 and get & sample. Agents wanted. Ad
dress, j: Ct. Hill, No. II Pope's Block,